But there are two particular things that the National Party objected to, and you might remember, Mr Speaker, in the first reading we said, "Look, it's a tough one, but on balance we'll send it to committee to kick it around a bit.", but we're really concerned about the local electoral changes and the property law changes, which were retrospective in effect. It got sent to the committee, and the good news is we've had a partial victory. It's a happy day, actually, over this side, because the changes we've been pushing for in relation to managed isolation and quarantine (MIQ)—we've had a partial victory on that, because seven days is now going to be the norm for MIQ. That's good. That's good for double-vaccinated travellers coming home to New Zealand, and we've been pushing for that for some weeks, so that's good news.