The other thing that we're going to have to consider—and this actually goes to the heart of the legislation and is another reason for a decent look at it at the select committee—is how long are we going to need this legislation for? That kind of goes to the heart of our COVID response. I heard the Minister's speech. The Minister said "Well, even under National's plan you'll need various elements of it.", and that's true. No one's ever denied that. He seemed to think it was a slam dunk argument, but we accept that, of course. In responding to COVID the Government does have to give itself the ability to move with flexibility, and I think that, in general, the orders that the Government passes in relation to mandatory testing and things, when they're actually enforced—because there was quite a long time there where the Government had the orders in place, or they said they had the order and no one was actually doing the enforcing. It's only in the recent last couple of weeks or the last few weeks that there's been a huge enforcement. Generally that's worked pretty well.