The second thing he spoke to at first reading, and I might quote him because he said it beautifully, was that "we have participants in the court system who are compelled to take part. We shouldn't take lightly the fact that we are placing them in an environment that might be challenging from a public health perspective, even at the same time as we require them to do so". Very eloquently put, and I'm sure none of us have to stray far in our minds to think of the people we know who are at heightened risk. The changes in this bill, essentially, provide tools for the judiciary to ensure that individuals who are compelled to attend can do so in a safe way for them and for their family. 