CHRIS BISHOP: Yeah, OK. So 20 days—righty-o. So it's a very, very quick process. It's certainly not the four months that normally bills would go through. Look, we support taking sensible measures, obviously, to make our court system operate in a safe way. But I suppose my starting point is to say this was eminently predictable. In fact, it was predicted by some people, notably us, and the origin of the problems go back to the speed with which the traffic light framework was developed. I'm not making a particularly political point. It's just the truth. It was done very, very quickly. It was done in a rush, it was done in haste, because the Government had to work out how we were transitioning from an elimination framework into what could be described as a suppression framework where it became very clear as August, September, October, and November wore on that Delta was not going away and it was going to be here and we had to cope with it. 