By way of explanation, the motion that my colleague has just moved on my behalf confirms seven orders that I have made as Minister for COVID-19 Response under the COVID-19 Public Health Response Act. By way of a little bit of background, that piece of law gives me as the Minister for COVID-19 Response some quite wide-ranging powers to compel people to do or to not do things that relate to the COVID-19 response. It is quite a significant power and it is one that, when Parliament put it in place, Parliament decided that it should also be subject to regular scrutiny. So any orders that I issue under that Act have to be scrutinised by the Parliament and then, ultimately, confirmed by a motion in the House as they are being now. Before they are confirmed, they go through a Regulations Review Committee appraisal. The Regulations Review Committee will look at: were they made in accordance with the Act, is there any unusual use of those powers, have all of the correct processes been followed, and so on. So, here we are, we are confirming seven of them now. 