This is the first of three motions that the House will deal with tonight relating to COVID-19. This one is a relatively simple one: it extends the COVID-19 Public Health Response Act through until 16 April next year. The COVID-19 Public Health Response Act was the subject of some quite wide-ranging and lively debate across the House when it was first passed into law. It creates new powers to allow the Government of the day to respond to COVID-19—in particular, it creates some lower level powers that wouldn't be possible under the Health Act. When we're dealing with more localised outbreaks, the existing provisions apply reasonably well in alert levels 3 and 4, but for the lower alert levels—around level 1 and level 2—where we need to put restrictions in place to contain a smaller outbreak or to have a lower level of intervention, this Act is a much more appropriate tool.