Others have already spoken to some of the key provisions of the bill, and I sort of thought it was interesting when I looked at this to consider the measures that other jurisdictions have put in place in this regard to accessing court systems. In Canada, for instance, there are requirements about only accessing public areas unless fully vaccinated, and in some parts of Canada, such as Manitoba, they go a bit further, requiring jurors to show proof of vaccinations, whereas in New South Wales in Australia, there's a rule that's much more focused around rapid antigen tests. So, again, there's quite a bit of diversity internationally and I'd again come back to the idea of flexibility but flexibility with consistency, which is another thing that Minister Parker referenced—so consistency across particular courts or tribunals but flexibility for rules that suit them.