CHRIS BISHOP (National): Thank you, Mr Speaker. Can I start where the Minister for COVID-19 Response ended, which is echoing what he said in relation to fewer orders, hopefully, coming to the Regulations Review Committee and then, ultimately, to the House. I haven't spent much time on the Regulations Review Committee recently, but I think I'm right in saying—on behalf of Chris Penk, the very erstwhile chair of the committee and the very hard working member—that fewer orders would be a good thing, so they can get back to the extremely tricky task of examining the vires-ness of all the various complaints that they get. It's a very important committee, and I know from my brief spell on the committee last year—and the start of this year, actually—that they have been doing a very good job and working very hard. Some of the meetings have gone on for a very long time because there's so many of these orders, so I agree with Mr Hipkins that it would be good to see fewer orders. I also want to say thank you to him for his appearances before the Health Committee.