The Government of the day, as represented by the Minister of Justice in this case, is looking to make the courts more safe, but, of course, there should be a dual purpose in all of these COVID-19 response types of bills which acknowledges the need for not only safety but also efficiency. If that seems as though it's an emphasis that's misplaced, I suppose it would be an easy and obvious criticism but a misplaced one in itself if there were criticism that we should be considering efficiency in the same breath as safety. The reality is we have a court system that is hopelessly slow. It's outdated in ways that my colleague and friend the Hon Paul Goldsmith has described. The situation has considerably worsened over the last several years, and so for any legislation to come before this House affecting the operation of the court system and not to take seriously and—as reflected in the title—not to include that twin imperative of efficiency as well as safety, I'm afraid, is an indictment on the Government's approach. 