Just before I make a couple of comments about the substance of the bill, I do just want to throw a brickbat in the Government's direction around the very poor process that led to this. It is, frankly, unacceptable to have a bill given to the Opposition, introduced under urgency at 10.30—I just want to make that very clear. It is not appropriate or acceptable for an Opposition to get the finer details of a legislative proposal five hours before the bill is due to be debated in the House. The Leader of the House is normally, actually, pretty good about these matters, and it's really regrettable that, in this particular case—and the Leader of the House also happens to be the Minister for COVID-19 Response—he was not able to furnish the Opposition with a copy of the bill in advance. He also, I think, knows that 10.30 is the time the Opposition begins its caucus meeting, which we do on a weekly basis when Parliament is sitting for anywhere between an hour and three hours. He knows that the Opposition would have been in caucus at that time, thus further limiting the amount of time that the Opposition had to scrutinise and consider the bill.