ANGELA ROBERTS (Labour): Kia ora, thank you, Madam Speaker. I wasn't in this House when this bill was passed by everybody, but, as a member of the public and a citizen of this country, I was really relieved to see the evidence of an ability to work across the House and respond to this pandemic in such a way. This bill—or the renewal of this bill, a continuation of what was established a year ago—is evidence of our ability to work across the House and be nimble and responsive, something that is absolutely essential when every day the context within which we are working changes—every day. You know, the reflection about not knowing whether or not we would have a vaccine is absolutely true, and, as we look externally and look across our borders, we notice that things are still pretty precarious in the rest of the planet. So this isn't just about how safe we feel right now—and the reason we can feel safe right now is because of the decisions that were made in the House a year ago.