I want to explain why I got a little bit perturbed by what the Government was doing, and that is that what the House is doing here is very important. We are approving far-ranging, significant orders under public health legislation that impose onerous duties on many New Zealanders. We only need to look at a couple of hundred metres from this House to see the level of upset that some people have with those duties, and it behoves the Parliament to take that job seriously. And unfortunately, we had a Minister moving the motion that has no relevant public health portfolio responsibility in the Parliament, nor was it the Minister for COVID-19 Response or indeed the Associate Minister or even the Minister of Health. I thought that was regrettable, because it's very important that Parliament give these issues due consideration. And, frankly, the speech from the Minister was cursory at best. I think we got 90 seconds, or potentially two minutes, in relation to what the House was being asked to approve. That was why I was annoyed, and—I think I was annoyed, but I do want to apologise for the bit of a set-to with the chief Government whip.