So, in short, National is very concerned that this bill speaks to a pessimism on the Government benches about the ability of the Government to manage COVID-19 in a way that means that we don't need significant restrictions and Draconian public health measures into the future, that they envisage a future till 2023 in which the sorts of lockdowns and restrictions that New Zealanders have been experiencing will be perpetuated. We put to this House that, actually, this sort of legislation is very serious. It should be as time-limited as possible; actually, it should be put in place thoughtfully, in a timely fashion, not just in the middle of a lockdown. We also are of the view that it would be very good if the members opposite could put as much energy into actually getting vaccinations up and to ensuring that we are making sure we had the best testing regime, the best contact tracing in the world. We've had many months to do that, but, actually, in the months ahead, we should be more focused on that than on Draconian measures. Thank you, Mr Speaker.