I'd go on to say that the regulatory impact statement requirements have been neglected in the case of this bill, and that is a great shame. Throughout this COVID-19 response, the Government has said, "We don't believe that there should be a regulatory impact statement." The Government hasn't taken the option even of using cut-down regulatory impact analysis on this bill. What they have done is said "We don't believe regulatory impact analysis gives any value.", and that's in the departmental disclosure statement for this bill. The best they could come up with is a vaguely related regulatory impact statement from another bill which doesn't actually really have anything to do with this particular bill. The fact of the matter is that if the Government thinks that regulatory impact analysis has no value, then they believe the impact of their laws on New Zealanders has no value, and the property rights and the rights of New Zealanders in general have no value. The fact that there is no—