But this bill suggests this is not the case—quite the opposite, in fact. This is, quite frankly, a "Thanks very much, but we don't trust you one iota" bill. They've introduced a piece of quite Draconian legislation that curtails our freedoms at the whim of the Prime Minister and descends us into what has been described as a police State, all rushed through under urgency, without the public scrutiny that is usually afforded to bills like this. The Government are basking in the glow of what they believe is public adoration. They're acting in the mistaken belief that their powers are limitless, that they can do what they like without question, and in that belief they have made a misstep. This bill is a giant leap too far. This is a bill that allows our Prime Minister—not the Director-General of Health, that we are so used to making decisions, but the Prime Minister waking up one day and deciding what we can and can't do, where we can and can't go, which roads we can and can't travel on, and so on.