We are all, I believe, in this House, very hopeful that it is quite within New Zealand's capabilities to vaccinate more of our population. In fact, here on this side of the House, we think that, actually, that opportunity should have been made available to more New Zealanders many months ago. As the Prime Minister and the Minister for COVID-19 Response have told us, when vaccination comes, we won't have the need for these restricted freedoms any more; we won't have the need for Draconian measures anymore. That need will phase out, if only we get our vaccination high enough. So in many ways this is a pessimistic bill we are debating, because what it says is, actually, we need to have even more measures for the future, we need to tidy up what we've done in the past because who knows how long the Government might need to resort to this sort of thing for. I am disappointed that we are not in a position where, in fact, this Parliament can be debating measures that show more freedom for New Zealanders rather than less.