We do have, perhaps, some points to make around the timing of this legislation, and, in fact, if anything, we're bemused to see that the press release put out by the Government earlier in the week, describing the importance of the legislation, suggested that it would be important to avoid disruption and avoid delays and avoid backlog in response to the Omicron outbreak. In fact, we've seen those things already. They are, to be fair, longstanding problems in our justice system. They have been exacerbated by the Government's response to COVID-19. So it is now that in March 2022, we are seeing for the first time a legislative response to the problems that have been apparent for some months, if not years. And it was obvious to anyone who has any involvement in the court system, and also to those on this side of the House, that such measures would be needed.