The third thing I would like to actually ask the committee just to check in their examination of the orders that are made is that it has been brought to my attention that it is possible that a couple of the orders made under section 11 might not have been consistent with the notice period and manner that is set out in the primary legislation. Now, I haven't had a chance to go and check the veracity of that. So, as is my way when I make comments like that—I caveat them appropriately that the source is reliable, but at this stage it's an anecdote. But it does, I think, behove the committee to just have a quick check, a belt and braces check, that, for example, the order that was signed by the Minister of Health on Saturday—interestingly, on a Saturday in Dunedin, and that's the nature of these things; it's often necessarily a swift process—nevertheless met the requirements for gazetting and publication that are set out on the principal Act. With that, we're very pleased to support the motion. 