The director-general can issue one, albeit for a region. They can issue it for a month and they can keep renewing it indefinitely. So there is a way of exercising the same power that completely circumvents the Minister of Health and the Minister's accountability. I have Supplementary Order Paper 495 that sets out amendments that would change that, and say, "Yes, if something is particularly urgent, the director-general can issue a 48-hour notice." That is the notice period that the Minister of Health has to give. Within that period, if the Minister agrees, that Minister can go through the proper accountability procedure and issue a more permanent notice. That would be the right way to maintain democratic accountability and nimbleness of response: one job for the director-general, one job for the Minister of Health, and no overlap. I urge members to support my amendments on Supplementary Order Paper 495.