Dr SHANE RETI: Very true. Personal protective equipment in the right place at the right time was harried by the Opposition and confirmed with an independent report. Contact tracing that failed to contact people in a timely manner was improved under parliamentary scrutiny and further reports. Testing that was either absent, using throat swabs instead of nasal swabs, or case definitions that were simply too high were all raised by the Opposition and improved. Across many areas, then, our constructive role as an Opposition this year has improved our collective safety. In this respect, I'm particularly proud of the work done by the Epidemic Response Committee, a committee formed in April as a construct agreed by this House for the purpose of replacing the scrutiny that was removed under lockdown. The magic here, I believe, was having the Opposition both as the majority and as the chair. 