So a bit of history, first of all. It was late last year that Parliament passed the so-called traffic light legislation, more formally the protection framework, etc. At that time, National members in the House, having noticed, even in the short period of time that we were given to scrutinise that bill before it was rushed through with indecent haste—it became clear to us that there was no specific mention of how the regime of traffic lights, vaccination mandates, passes, and so forth would apply, if at all, to courts. So we asked the question: did it, in fact, apply, and, if so, what specific provision would be made for the particular circumstances that are so important in relation to Kiwis' access to justice, the right to be safe when compelled to attend hearings, and so on? 