So we in this House must also go home and stay there, just as we are asking other people in New Zealand to do. We need to lead by example, and that is exactly what we are going to do. We've put in place the means by which Parliament can continue to scrutinise the Government and hold it to account, and it is critical that that continues to happen. I do not believe that there is any appetite for business as usual on the part of Government. I don't think there is appetite from the New Zealand public to see us meeting here and passing the legislation and having the debates that we would normally have in normal times, and that is one of the reasons why, among others, we are now adjourning until 28 April. That means that two sitting weeks that had been scheduled will be lost. I certainly hope that we will be in a position to resume on 28 April.