Just a couple of brief remarks around the interrelationship and the interaction between the COVID-19 Public Health Response Act and the Health Act 1956: I think—and we canvassed this briefly during the committee process—that the most recent February outbreak was handled poorly from a legal point of view, and I do want to put that on the record. We had this situation where the legality, or, at least, the legal authority, around the instructions given to people asked to self-isolate and get tested, were, I would say, at best, unclear. And we had, of course, the reasonably unedifying example of the Prime Minister and people who worked at KFC engaged in, essentially, a debate. One person had a pulpit, the other person had a journalist, so it was hardly a fair fight. We had a reasonably unedifying exchange around what people were and weren't told.