I think it's fair to say that, in the time since, the fears that we had that led ACT to oppose it have not been realised, and I think that is a basis to support this legislation staying in place for a further three months—of course, having the ability to oppose it if those fears were to be realised. I think that's the sensible and constructive way to come at this legislation. There should be a framework and a legal framework consistent with the rule of law that allows the Government to put in place public health orders to manage what is a real threat to New Zealanders' wellbeing.