TEANAU TUIONO (Green): Kia ora. Thank you, Madam Speaker. It's good to be back here in the House. It's been a while for me, actually, and I kind of get the urgency around getting this sort of thing over the line. Parents around the House will know that, with the borders being relatively closed over the last couple of years, we're getting three years or two years, or whatever it is, worth of winter infections coming into our homes via our kids. So I understand the need to have a select committee process despite the urgency, and I was just finding myself, for once or twice in the history of my short time in the House, agreeing with that corner: that it is actually really important to have that select committee process; that it's really important to have that transparency, even if it is a shortened process as well; just to kick it around a little bit, get stuff written on the record to make sure that when people go back and reflect on the decisions that we've made, that there is some clarity around that. 