The whole point of our parliamentary democracy is that the actions of Government and the policies of Government and the statements of Government are scrutinised, and the reason they're scrutinised is because without scrutiny, Governments can do what they like. Governments don't necessarily do the right thing, and so the whole point of this House is to make sure that they do. And we'll have a contest of ideas about what the right policies are. We'll have a contest of ideas around whether or not Ministers have behaved badly or behaved well, or whether or not they're implementing policy well. That's the whole point. It's like that for education, it's like that for health, it's like that for social services, it's like that for the economy—all of the big issues—and it's no different when it comes to COVID-19. So that's a couple of points I wanted to say at the start of my contribution.