I'll run through some of the questions. In terms of the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act, the requirement for the Government to follow the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act, we still have to do that. The obligations upon Ministers in implementing orders under the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act do still continue, and the same requirement exists in these provisions as for all other provisions in the Act. And I note that many of the orders already made under the Act have been supported by the Opposition, and, in fact, in many cases over the last 12 months or so, they have been demanding to know why we haven't been more limiting of people's rights in some of the provisions. I think about some of the debates we've had around managed isolation and quarantine (MIQ), for example. I know they want to suddenly do away with it now, but it was literally, it feels like weeks, it may be a few months ago now, they were thundering, demanding in this House, why we weren't being more strict in our MIQ arrangements. So the existing provisions that apply to existing orders apply to the new orders.