So my point is: to raise this is not to say it's a reason to not support the bill but to emphasise with the Government that it is important that they listen to the submissions that are made in the very short select committee process this bill will receive. We know that the Epidemic Response Committee will give it very good attention, but it is important that the Government is prepared to listen to what submitters say and the implications of the bill as written, what it will mean for them perhaps being able to take up the intentions which rest behind it. Because if they say, "It's fine, no problem.", well, that's all well and good. But if we have submitters that come and say, "Well, actually, the way you've written it is good from a legislator's point of view but from a director's point of view, actually, you've not given us the certainty around the regime that we need in order to be able to sign up to it.", then I would implore the Government to heed that, if those are the messages that come through, and make changes.