So that was the strategy to get rapid lawmaking but also parliamentary scrutiny, even if after the fact. Now, we've seen a nimble approach to a pandemic, with democracy. ACT, at least at first, supported that initiative because it was far better than what we had had previously, when, for example, the whole country was put under lockdown and we had the then Police Commissioner Mike Bush menacing the public and saying, "You better get a ride around to our place, and maybe we'll be checking where you're going." Back in those days of an illegal lockdown, with illegal coercion of New Zealand citizens, it seemed like the right thing to do to have a legal basis for COVID restrictions. We find ourselves, nearly two years later, still debating COVID-19 Public Health Response Act initiatives, or orders, while the rest of the world has moved on. That's the first point.