I have heard it said that other parliaments are actually adjourning for longer than ours. I don't think that's leadership. I don't think any leader aims to be the world average or worse. Thankfully, into a vacuum has emerged excellent leadership. I'm very pleased to hear the superb speech by the Leader of the House when he said that he understands the importance of this place but we must innovate. Businesses up and down this country are engaging in innovation. They are using digital technology, new ways of working, and even converting the kinds of products they produce. Some whisky distillers are now producing hand sanitiser, as we've heard from the Greens. It is right and proper that this Parliament should now introduce its own innovation to continue scrutinising the Government while doing everything we can to reduce the risk of transmission of this virus we are all committed to beating. That is absolutely the right thing to do. It means that we will, effectively, have a new type of Parliament, chaired not by you, Mr Speaker, but by the leader of the National Party. I think given the circumstances, given the amount of power that the Government has, that is actually right and proper that we innovate in this way.