This bill takes account of all that and allows for judges, who are the most experienced at conducting proceedings in their own court rooms, to come up with ways of minimising the risk of COVID. That includes things like distancing, the requirement to wear masks, and other types of practical limitations that might mean that people like me, as an immunocompromised person, might feel more comfortable sitting on a jury, for example, or that I wouldn't have to, for example, choose between representing a client and my own health or the health of family members. That is what essential workers all over New Zealand have had to do, which is why we've supported the supermarket workers, for example, having mask mandates placed on members of the public that they interact with as part of their workplace health and safety requirements. As such, in even this House, we have our own safety protocols, which we're very grateful for.