One was the extraordinary powers that Erica Stanford mentioned, as well as the fact that she made a mention of the situation now being very different. And so, first of all, I would like to talk about the parliamentary scrutiny that will continue all through this bill, because, of course, there are continuing checks and safeguards through this bill that were passed in the very first original bill but are continuing in this bill. One of them is the fact, and I highlighted it in my first reading—the major safeguard is the fact that the powers delegated to the Minister, they cannot be just exercised; they can actually be disallowed by the House. And that means that there is continuing scrutiny by the House. The second one, and this is also a really important one, is that the exercise of the powers must really clearly be related to COVID-19. 