MICHAEL WOOD (Labour—Mt Roskill): I rise briefly in support of the bill, and I do so for a couple of important reasons. As the Minister of Housing pointed out in her speech, this is a bill, the primary object of which is to set up a legal structure within which it is possible to establish a charging regime. The details of the charging themselves actually occur through regulation. This is a fair and reasonable thing to do, in my view, and, as the Minister has outlined in terms of her intentions with the regulations, a careful balance is being struck here. It's a balance which accepts the important right of New Zealand citizens to return to their country, but does also ensure that those who exercise some discretion about their travel arrangements after the lockdown occurred and those who perhaps planned to come back to New Zealand only on a temporary basis do make some contribution towards the significant cost of managed isolation, which we know is incredibly important.