Then to go to pre-empt some of the questions that may come from the Opposition around truncating the extension of the current bill from two years to one, there is a simple answer to that. I know some concerns have been raised, but even in the short time since we had our first reading, COVID-19 has taken an even tighter hold in some countries. So just how long we will be dealing with this pandemic and to have the current border settings as they are is a question mark. So in order to make sure that we do have the tools and do have a flexibility to deal with this ongoing issue, we believe that two years gives us the ability to make the kinds of changes that we need to, that the powers within the current Act give us.