CHRIS BISHOP (National): Thank you very much, Mr Speaker. One could be forgiven for listening to the Minister for COVID-19 Response and his remarks around how this is the logical next step, it's all part of this well-coordinated Government approach to COVID, and you'd be forgiven for thinking that this was all very well thought through. The reality is the exact opposite. This is a bill that was thrown together hastily in the last month or so, basically at the last minute. It's been dropped on the Parliament with six sitting days to go before Christmas, and the Parliament is being asked to put it through all stages under urgency with no public scrutiny whatsoever. And that just goes to show what a mad scramble the Government's response has been in the last six months. I will give the Government credit for their response last year, we entered 2021 with freedoms that many other countries did not have, and we should be proud collectively, as a community, about that. But what we cannot be proud of as a Parliament or a society is what we have seen in the last six months. This bill is emblematic of the Government's mad scramble, basically making things up as they go.