Reti ShaneDr SHANE RETI (National): Thank you Madam Speaker. It's a pleasure to speak to these orders and I thank the Minister the Hon Ayesha Verrall for bringing them to the House. National will be substantively supporting these orders. If we look at some of the key ones the self-isolation requirement—that talks about removing the requirement for household contacts to self-isolate. We agree with that. And the power of the director-general to require close contacts to self-isolate—we agree with that as well. The public health order around masks removing it from the protection framework order—we substantively agree with this as well.I would raise the question of an issue raised by pharmacists: they appear to be the only retail agency substantively still potentially requiring clients or customers to wear masks. They say this is really cumbersome because people go into shops and they're not expecting to wear a mask anymore. They move into a pharmacy and suddenly they are. Consequently they're not. And so I wonder if for consistency you could consider whether that's practical or not—take some advice from the guild whomever. But certainly the feedback I'm getting is that people just aren't—they're just used to retail having no masks and I don't know if the utility is there in trying to maintain that anymore. So if you could have a look at that it would be useful.The third order which we'll substantially support—the revocations order—removes the quarantine restrictions for people in managed isolation people arriving in New Zealand by sea testing requirements for arrivals at the border and requirements that certain types of work be carried out only by workers who are vaccinated. Now we understand that this is the policy position from central government but of course the challenge has been that people out in the hospitals have presumed Oh it's been removed." but in fact Health New Zealand are making their own decisions. So it would be useful to know if that's with advice guidance and recommendation from the Minister and her analysts and her team—that the advice to Health New Zealand is that unvaccinated workers should continue to have restrictions; and again whether that utility is there.We voted against the COVID public health order in my own hands about two months ago—maybe three I would guess—and before that my colleague Chris Bishop did and we would make the case that for unvaccinated workers in a health setting if they were to come to each shift and rapid antigen test negative and were asymptomatic then certainly while we're amongst a crisis there may well be a place to review the current mandate restriction that they have. So I wonder if that could be taken into account as well. That won't prohibit us from substantively supporting these orders here tonight but just a few points.If we could consider pharmacy—it's turning out to be logistically just not practical; people just aren't doing it—and secondly whether the Health New Zealand - styled choice to restrict unvaccinated workers is still manageable and wise in the context of the health workforce crisis that we have. But National will be supporting this motion further. Thank you Madam Speaker."