This bill, of course, has been in the works for several months now, and when the bill was put together, we were in quite a different situation when it came to COVID-19, and we were preparing for that situation to potentially continue into the new year. It is now clear that it won't and that we are entering a new phase of our COVID-19 response. Under our old settings, a delay in local government elections—as there was a delay in the general election last year—would have potentially been something that the Government may have had to consider; it now isn't likely that we would have to do that. So the Government took the view that in the highly unlikely event there was a need to postpone or delay the local government elections because of COVID-19, the appropriate course of action would be to come back to the House at that point and produce a separate piece of legislation to enable that to happen.