The reason the Regulations Review Committee raised a concern was that the COVID19 Public Health Response Act 2020 specifically allows the director-general to exempt people from requirements. The Regulations Review Committee was concerned that allowing the director-general to decide who was covered by requirements was an unusual or unexpected use of the delegation ability within the Act. I think that that's a legitimate point; so we will amend the order to make it clear that it applies to everyone, unless people are exempted. So we will make that as a further amendment to the order, and then that will then be subject to Regulations Review Committee scrutiny again. That will get around the issue that they have raised. However, it does raise a wider issue that the Parliament will have an opportunity to consider when we next consider amendments to the Act itself, and that is whether or not the director-general should be empowered to be able to include people within the scope of an order, rather than just exempt them from the scope of an order. That's particularly, I think, relevant when we're talking about quite operational decisions. It is an anomaly, I think, in the Act.