That access to justice and the efficient movement of the courts is a critically important issue. So having scrambled in November to introduce the traffic light setting, nothing was done on the court side. Then we heard last night in a revelation from the Minister that the officials got on to it in the new year after Christmas—when he says the "new year", my hunch is that it's probably the last week of January that they got on to it and started the policy work on this bill. And as a result, what we have is a bill that makes amendments to the Courts Security Act 1999, which clarifies that the heads of bench—the senior members of courts—set requirements relating to COVID-19 that people must enter and remain in court and some tribunals. It applies safeguards where people are compelled—it sets out a bunch of things that make it, in essence, easier for the court system to be able to clarify how the court system can deal with COVID restrictions in a way that is legal and that works.