It's the same with so many of these rules. You know, we're talking about rules here—for example, the requirement for groups of people to be vaccinated. Well, we heard a summary of the recent court case under Justice Cooke from my colleague Chris Bishop, and it was a pretty good summary. What the judge found is that the mandates are not required for the specific purpose of business continuity for Police and Defence. They have enough people. They could take the people who are in danger of COVID from not being vaccinated and sub them out. They wouldn't actually stop the police or the Defence Force from continuing to do their work. So the mandates weren't justified. They weren't a justifiable limitation on people's freedom to choose. 