The bill does justify an efficient select committee process. As I said, it doesn't introduce any new powers. It extends the same settings with a technical change to the length of the maximum duration of the regulations. Last year, when the bill was submitted on—and I believe the Hon Michael Woodhouse may have chaired that or was certainly on the Epidemic Response Committee at the time—there were 13 written submissions and the select committee heard oral submissions over two days. We do want to make sure that this does have public scrutiny and public input. As I say, it was unanimous when the bill passed last year, but there may be some input around how the powers have been used over the last 11 months that the select committee may want to hear. 