To look at some of the other issues: now, the ability to have internal rules around the way managed isolation and quarantine facilities operate is important. There are aspects that are covered by orders at the moment that are more appropriately covered in primary legislation, and so this bill formalises and codifies that. That should be in place sooner rather than later, in the Government's view. And the other thing, of course, is that it allows for the regulation of COVID-19 laboratories, testing, and supplies. And, again, we've seen an example just today, even, where people are talking about significantly surging up testing. These are the sorts of provisions that one would need to have in place if one was going to surge up testing to the level that some parties are suggesting. Similarly interestingly, those parties are therefore voting against putting those very provisions in place. Ultimately, improved, delegated decision-making is another area where the sooner that area of the law is clarified so that people are absolutely clear what can be delegated and how delegations operate. I'm relatively clear, but I do concede that the wording in the law at the moment could be clearer, and that's exactly what this bill tidies up.