The second of the two orders is the COVID-19 Public Health Response (Required Testing) Amendment Order 2021. Again, you cannot fault the outcome. It clears the way for greater use of saliva testing. As the Minister just said, 10 months after the Simpson-Roche report recommended the Government uptake saliva testing, all the barriers from the central government's side have been removed for the greater use of saliva testing. Well, better late than never. A good thing that the Government is no longer standing in the way of saliva testing being used in our fight against COVID-19 infections. But hasn't it taken a long time? And, again, one of the key things that the Government needs to do in response to an epidemic is make clear rules of the game that don't discriminate and are proportionate to risk. They appear to fail to do this. But the Government is not only a regulator in the case of the kind of test; it is also engaged in the provision of tests. It has contracted an organisation to provide saliva PCR testing—polymerase chain reaction testing, that is.