I appreciate how fast things are moving, and we do need to be nimble. It's great to see that the Parliament has seen that we can make our response as quick as possible and as nimble as possible. I do worry, though, sometimes—particularly within the context of the announcements made last week—whether we, in moving so fast, have missed the opportunity to actually take a pause to really ground ourselves on those sorts of issues and those sorts of voices that we should be listening to. For me, there's been a lot of noise. There's been a lot of banging on the business drum, and folks outside on the Parliament lawn were loud. We could hear all those issues. But then we couldn't hear the voices of some of the other communities. I worry about the speed of things and the shifting of focus away from immunocompromised and disabled whānau and what this means for Māori and Pasifika leaders, and—as a parent myself—what this means for parents and teachers. And I know that people have been reflecting on how it feels like we're going back to normal, but the pandemic isn't over—we've had a number of deaths today, as well as over the past week as well—and I think it's really important for us to continue to hold on to that. Yes, we need to be nimble. Yes, we need to be quick. Yes, we need to adapt to the situation as best as we can. But we also need to remain grounded in the fact that this pandemic is actually not over.