I, for one, would like to see a situation towards the end of the year, I hope, where a more tailored and narrowly crafted piece of legislation could be passed, and I suspect a more narrow piece of legislation—I'm looking at my ACT and Te Paati Māori colleagues on this side of the House—could be one that the Opposition parties could support. I think that is really important, in so far as it's possible to have some degree of unity and partisanship over extraordinary legislation such as this. I give my assurance on behalf of the National Opposition that we will work diligently when the time comes to craft an appropriately tailored piece of legislation that responds to the circumstances as they are at the time but that also doesn't take too much power for the Government.