New Zealand's been dealing with the challenges posed by COVID-19 for over a year and a half now; in fact, we'll be heading in very shortly to two years of dealing with COVID-19 and the disruption that it causes. COVID-19 has wrought a huge amount of disruption around the world, and New Zealand has actually been reasonably fortunate in that we've experienced less disruption than many of the other countries that we usually compare ourselves to when it comes to international measures. We've had fewer days of restrictions than many other countries, we have had an overall better economic response to COVID-19 than many other countries, and, of course, our public health response has stood head and shoulders above those of many other countries, and I think New Zealanders can rightly be proud of that. But the restrictions that are put in place around COVID-19 do, from time to time, create significant challenges that make it difficult for New Zealanders—for individuals, for companies, and others—to comply with rules and laws as they exist. This bill, the COVID-19 Response (Management Measures) Legislation Bill, deals with many of those challenges, and I'll highlight a few examples. Many of the changes here are non-controversial. 