I would put to you that one of the challenges we have in New Zealand right now is that there are some people who are sceptical, and I say that we should actually be open about everything that we are doing and we should allow absolutely thorough scrutiny and we should oppose motions to shorten the scrutiny of some of the most serious legislation this Parliament has passed in my lifetime with significant powers and extension through to 2023. I put this to members opposite: when the Government first locked down in 2020, did anyone expect that they would then be saying, "We need the same powers to lock down right until May 2023."? I would argue that that is something that should be discussed fully and that New Zealanders should have the right to have their full say on. Thank you, Mr Speaker.