Does it mean, by extending this Act, that every order that is currently unmade under this Act will continue for that entire duration of time? No, it won't. That's the beauty of this Act. It's the reason it was designed as it was, to allow orders to be issued and removed at relatively short notice. So, when we've needed to escalate alert levels, we've been able to do that at short notice, and we've been able to bring them down just as fast. It means, for things like MIQ, at such time as we want to dial that back, and as we're ready to dial that back, we will be able to do that, but we'll be able to step our way through that. And it might be that additional protective measures are required instead of MIQ, such as home isolation, which is one of the things that we think will be part of the transition to a more open border. By removing this legislation in its entirety, none of that would be possible. And yet that seems to be what the National Party are now arguing for, and yet none of the things in their own policy suggest that that's what they want. So they want to remove the law that would allow them to enact their own policies. It's bizarre.