I particularly, though, want to talk to Schedule 6, which is amendments to the Coroners Act. The particular line I want to talk to here is new section 21B(2) inserted by clause 2: "a preliminary inspection of the body performed under section 21A of the Act must include the taking and testing of nasopharyngeal and oropharyngeal swabs in any case where the deceased is suspected to have had COVID-19 at the time of death." Now, we already have, under several provisions in law, the ability and the requirement to do testing on deceased people. So I see this more as a reminder rather than something dramatically new into the law. I also point out there that the requirement is to do a nasopharyngeal—nose—swab as well as a throat swab and that's a reflection on the times when we've been running out of nasal swabs during this lockdown period—just how important that is, that we're going to put that in legislation: you've got to do them both, a nose and a throat swab. 