Now, we're here changing the law in order that the COVID-19 vaccine and some other medicines can be used in New Zealand. And where are we? Well, we're at a stage where many other countries have reached 60, 70 percent vaccination rates. We are just getting started and the Government's only just found out that its scheme for approving pharmaceuticals under the law that it had was actually illegal. The Attorney-General got up earlier in this debate and he said, "Actually, we were given no advice that this might happen." Two questions: number one, what were the officials—Crown Law and the Ministry of Health—doing that they didn't tender the advice that maybe this would be a problem? And number two, what were the Ministers doing in a governance capacity if they never thought to ask the question? You know, this whole vaccine thing, which is basically our strategy to get out of lockdown, to open up New Zealand, and to end a pandemic, or at least an epidemic within New Zealand—you know, that thing—is it legal? Did any Ministers think to ask that question? It would have been a pretty smart question to ask but none of them bothered to ask it. That's why we're here doing it under urgency.