CHRIS BISHOP (National): Thank you very much, Mr Speaker. I want to make two prefatory points in my contribution before I move to the specific case we're talking about. The first is that I want to acknowledge that the Government has done a good job generally in responding to COVID-19, and we should be proud of that as a country. To use the language of the Prime Minister, the team of 5 million has done a good job and we need to acknowledge that. But we can do better, and it is not sacrilegious or treasonous to point that out. In fact, it is in the public interest to try and seek a better response from Government. That's the reason we have a democracy and that's the reason we live in a society governed by the rule of law. 