We also are disappointed that the Government didn't choose to just go ahead and move on ensuring that New Zealanders residing overseas have their voting rights protected during this time, when they've had a significantly reduced ability to return to New Zealand. I know the Minister has said they're open to hearing from the Justice Committee about it. I'm really pleased that, I believe, the ACT Party and the National Party both voted in favour of that amendment, which is a really good sign that there could be across the House a consensus that we need to change this law so that we're not disenfranchising New Zealanders who probably will have a constrained ability to return home for some time. Even after we've reduced the need for managed isolation, there will still be reduced capacity in air travel and much higher prices for air travel, and not everybody can afford to travel all the way back to New Zealand, but that doesn't mean that they aren't New Zealand citizens who are very engaged and passionate and care about the future of this country and want to be able to exercise their democratic right to vote in local government and central government elections. 