This bill also provides for a long-term solution for the provision of the third booster dose in a three-month dose interval and also provides for any future doses of COVID-19 vaccines to be administered if scientific evidence demonstrates this is recommended—and I know that will be tested at the select committee. The bill meets these objectives by creating a new provision that enables the Director-General of Health to authorise, by notice, the administration of a consented COVID-19 vaccine otherwise done in accordance with the approved data sheet for that vaccine. The director-general must be satisfied that doing so is an appropriate measure to manage the risks associated with the COVID-19 outbreak or spread, in having regard to the likely therapeutic value of the proposed administration of the COVID-19 vaccine and the risk—if there's any—that any proposed administration of the vaccine may injuriously affect the health of any person.