But there's one more reason why we're very hesitant to support this legislation beyond one vote. The reason is this: it is just abominable that a Government which started vaccinating people in this country on 19 February, 277 days ago, has only today decided to put legislation up to be debated in the House, only last night was able to publish it and show the world before we had to vote on it, and now is giving 10 days before the traffic light system comes in for employers and businesses to be able to digest what it means, start fulfilling all the obligations to keep records, for example, of who's vaccinated in their organisation, to put in place their assessments, assuming the regulations are published—all of the things. They get 10 days. This Government had 277. They didn't even get it checked against the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act.