I have spoken—and I do intend still to write; it's on my list of things to do—about my experience at the World Bank Parliamentary Forum on 25 April, where the chatrooms were full of descriptions of the executive fiat that was being exercised around the world in the lockdown, and the description of those countries as having weak democracies. They're not just developing nations, they're not just former autocracies; they were countries like Italy, like other Western European countries, and I'm sitting there, watching that, thinking "We could be one of those weak democracies, but at least we have the Epidemic Response Committee." Only the same executive fiat, the same Government muscle that was being used to ignore the source of scrutiny that would be appropriate, is now being used to shut down the only committee that this Parliament has specifically designed to scrutinise the actions of the Government during the worst pandemic in 100 years, the worst economic crisis in generations.