At any other stage, members of the public would be able to gather out on the forecourt and on the lawn in front of Parliament and protest or demonstrate against a matter that is of concern to them, or stand up for important principles—and every week when Parliament is sitting normally, we see that happen. Most recently, I think of the protest against the Concert FM proposals. Now, that is such an important part of functioning in a democracy. Members of the Government should not trivialise that; they should recognise that that is a reason why the Epidemic Response Committee has such an important function.