Hon MICHAEL WOODHOUSE: Well, this is very important in laying out the reasons why this committee is so important, Mr Speaker. We have heard from experts that this place wouldn't otherwise hear from. At a time when the Government didn't even have all the questions, much less all of the answers, the committee called on experts. Professor David Skegg, Peter Gluckman, the economic experts, Cameron Bagrie, Phil O'Reilly came and provided information—the submissions that we got so that we could understand exactly what was going on in corners of the country that were, essentially, locked down by executive fiat. Indeed, there remain questions about the legality of that lockdown that have not been adequately answered by an Attorney-General that came to the committee and said, "Trust us. We know what we're doing." Fine, that's good; show us the advice you got—"Nope, can't do that."