One of the interesting things about these orders is—and this speaks to the first point, which is the unclear relationship between the various orders. One of the points that some of us made during the debate on the empowering legislation or amendments last year was the high degree of confusion in relation to the various orders. Now, I accept that this is a technical and a complex area, but the Regulations Review Committee has echoed some of that criticism. So we've ended up with a situation where there are two different orders that do slightly different things but had the same purpose. And the committee notes, "We are concerned that having two orders with the same purpose is unclear and confusing." One relates to public health rationale, and one relates to orders in the public interest.