Other issues—I said there were some near misses. I think while it's welcome that we are changing the depreciation rules around building, and while it's welcome that we are lifting the threshold from 500 to 5,000—another matter on this bill which I'd have to come back to; I don't have it in front of me—and they are sensible changes, it is not obvious why they're links to the current crisis. I say this and I want to record it in the House because the Government's going to have to make more decisions like this. They've just got, under the Epidemic Preparedness Act, the right to alter legislation just from the Prime Minister and the Minister and the chief executive agreeing to alter legislation by Order in Council. So it's worth, while we still have the House sitting, putting on record that the initiatives taken should be temporary and directly linked to the actual crisis. Some of the initiatives in this legislation are; others are not, and it's really important that we make sure that we adhere to the difference between the two. So without anything more from me, despite its alleged overlap with the New Zealand First manifesto, I'd like to commend this bill to the House.