This whole bill is about allowing or disallowing people into the courts based on COVID restrictions which are rapidly decreasing, or on COVID requirements made up by the courts and implemented without discussion. So what are the COVID-19 jury requirements that the judiciary can or will impose on those attending courts? We don't know. It's whatever the bench decides it to be, perhaps on the day, or perhaps on a trial by trial basis, and whatever the provisions are that they implement, they can continue for two years after the COVID-19 response Act is repealed. The judiciary can change the rules to suit on the day or on the case for one person, with something completely different for another, and we call this access to justice? 