DAVID SEYMOUR (Leader—ACT): Thank you, Mr Speaker. There used to be an old joke: when the world ends, I want to be in Dargaville. Why? Because they're 20 years behind and I'll live for an extra 20 years before the world ends! Now, I say that out of love and affection for the good people of Dargaville. My family arrived there when my great-great-grandfather was digging gum and cutting down kauri trees at the turn of last century, and my mum was born in Te Kopuru Hospital. But I just thought of it because it feels a bit like that in New Zealand today—20 years behind the rest of the world, which has moved on from COVID-19, and here we are still debating COVID orders. 