So one has to sit back and think: what is the point of the Health Committee if the Health Committee's job is not to consider the big legislative reforms that the Government has put before the Parliament? It actually is ludicrous when you think about it. And, as Michael Woodhouse pointed out in his contribution, is the committee structurally incompetent to deal with the health reforms? No. Have we proven that we can work hard and conscientiously on difficult pieces of work? Yes; we've just dealt with the abortion safe areas legislation, which was a conscience issue people had very strong views on. We've just diligently sent that back to the House, or are about to, for consideration. We've just dealt with the drug-testing legislation, which, again, there are various views around the House on—some people find it controversial. We have diligently worked our way through that. We've dealt with various things to do with medicinal cannabis over the last 18 months or so. Off the top of my head, we have invigilated and investigated the Government's pandemic response.