Some people might say, "Ah, but it's an emergency." Well, actually, this Parliament has been incredibly generous to the Government, incredibly understanding throughout this pandemic, and incredibly good at accepting that the Government needs room to move and needs to move rapidly. We've allowed them to make orders that are binding on all New Zealanders and said, "Don't worry, take it to the Regulations Review Committee, Parliament will sign it off later. You can do it any time you like as much as you like." We've let them do that. We've had the Parliament shut down, unable to come here and ask questions of the Prime Minister at various times. We've done an Epidemic Response Committee by Zoom. We've been incredibly supportive and constructive throughout this pandemic; putting forward ideas, offering constructive criticisms where necessary and helpful suggestions whenever possible, asking the questions that New Zealanders need. But can we honestly say that the Labour Party has joined into the spirit of an open and constructive democratic response to COVID-19? I don't think we can. I think we saw it in Chris Hipkins' speech on this second reading that the ACT Party opposes.