DAVID SEYMOUR (Leader—ACT): Thank you, Madam Speaker. I rise on behalf of the ACT Party in support of the Medicines Amendment Bill. I've got to say it's the most fantastic time to be alive. Thanks to the twin miracles of capitalism and science, the same company that gave us Viagra has now given us a vaccine that will end this epidemic. What a time to be alive. I think it is absolutely critical that we roll it out and make it widely available so that we can get our lives back. I also want to tell you, echoing what Julie Anne Genter has said, that just last Friday, ACT's deputy leader, Brooke van Velden, and I were vaccinated. We thought a bit about jumping the queue. We were worried about that perception. I want to make clear we answered the call from the Minister for COVID-19 Response. We considered the fact he was acting on behalf of the Queen and we thought it is our duty to be ceremonially vaccinated in front of the TV cameras for the country. We did it with no fear and I apologise to our political opponents—and particularly the Minister for COVID-19 Response, who asked us to get it done—neither of us have died; we haven't turned into crocodiles—