Then we come to the enforcement. The most extraordinary thing is that the bill as introduced allows the Director-General of Health to raise a rabble of enforcement officers. Originally, it was anybody can be appointed with the power to go around telling their fellow citizens what to do, issuing fines, and, potentially, landing you in jail if you disobey them. Then they said, "OK, that is outrageous. We'll just make it people that work for the Government." The ACT Party said, "Well, if you're going to do that, at the very least there should be an accountability mechanism for the people that are the victims of misconduct by these enforcement officers." The Attorney-General said, "Don't worry. All State employees are accountable." But there remains no complaint process and no accountability for the director-general who unleashes these people. And, by the way, it says "employees or those engaged by the State"; so who knows what that will mean in reality.