I have to say that when I heard Chris Hipkins get up in the second reading speech—having raised a few questions about, for example, what happens if somebody takes four weeks off then decides they did want to get vaccinated but their employer says, actually, it would be an unacceptable disruption for them to come back to work, do they keep their job or not? I thought maybe Chris Hipkins, the Minister for COVID-19 Response, would get up and say, "Yes, this is very difficult. We're asking Parliament to operate under extraordinary circumstances, passing a law overnight with far-reaching consequences and no New Zealand Bill of Rights Act accreditation or check on whether it's consistent with the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act." What did Chris Hipkins, the Minister for COVID-19, do? Well, he stood up and he spent most of his time criticising the National Party.