We say, on this side of the House, that private property and free enterprise should be the guiding principles behind which we examine any legislative proposal. It should be over to individuals to decide for themselves. So it may well be that a bar decides that they only want to allow fully vaccinated individuals into their bar. If I was running a bar, I might well consider that. But that is very different to the Government saying that they have to do that. If I'm an individual and I choose not to be vaccinated—and regrettably, there are some people out there who have made the decision not to be vaccinated. I think they're wrong, but that's over to them, and at some level they will bear the consequences of that decision. If I choose not to be vaccinated, then it's over to me to choose how my interaction exists with the rest of the world. If I find I can't go to a bar or a restaurant because they only allow vaccinated patrons, then I will bear the consequences of that in the same way I will bear the health costs. That should be the starting point, not this massive legislative overreach which is the Government's shoddy proposal.