I've been on the Business Committee on and off over the years and I know it works, mostly, in a very collegial manner. We have had our moments, but that near unanimity that is required has nearly never been a significant barrier to doing the right thing, and I'm confident that will be the case in the future. But I would remind both of the larger parties represented in that committee that the greatest beneficiaries of this motion will be, I think, the minor parties, who will be disproportionately affected by members or their loved ones or colleagues being struck down with COVID and therefore their inability to come to Parliament. So in exercising, in effect, a power of veto, Labour and National do need to be very cognisant of the fact that this could affect minor parties. We haven't seen one party for the last couple of weeks, and I hope that if this was ever invoked, they would take advantage of it, because I think that's the most important thing, that we all participate on behalf of the people who brought us here and whom we represent.