This bill enables us to adapt, and it does it in five main areas. This bill includes changes to insolvency and corporate law to help businesses facing insolvency increase their prospects of remaining viable, and to keep New Zealanders in jobs during the COVID-19 response. Secondly, there are measures to support commercial tenants and landlords who are struggling to pay rent or to meet mortgage payments, which I know from my own area in the Hutt is a real concern. Thirdly, it changes the parental leave scheme to allow essential workers to return to work without being disadvantaged by losing entitlements to certain leave payments. It changes the local government area, as already has been mentioned, by looking at the by-election timing so that this continues to be a fair process. Finally, changes will also be made in the charitable space to allow groups such as the Heart Foundation, Coastguard, and Countdown Kids Charitable Trust to process their fund-raising lotteries through email, phone, and electronic payments. These are important adaptations and changes to enable our country to continue working under such extraordinary circumstances.