However, there is a real problem with the fact that we seem to have almost no evolution whatsoever from that kind of crisis management, that continual approach of issuing public health orders under this Act on what seems like almost a daily basis. Just yesterday in Parliament, we had to approve a dozen that the Government had recently posted—a dozen orders. It seems with the first thing that this bill does, extending the COVID-19 Public Health Response Act by a further year, that what we're really saying is that we don't see a lot of scope for the Government's overall approach evolving. We're saying that well into 2023 we expect to still be in this paradigm of crisis management, where we require an Act of Parliament that allows a Government to make orders willy-nilly, only to be retrospectively approved by Parliament—that we don't see anything like a return to normalcy. I think that is a real problem in and of itself. 