The final thing we could do if we had a real regulatory standards bill and a real commitment to asking the right questions before making laws, and if we had independent select committees that actually scrutinised the executive properly the way the Epidemic Response Committee did, is have a four-year term and actually make laws in a sober way, with time to duly consider them. There's far too much rushed lawmaking in this place, and it leads to this cornucopia of rushed laws and regulations that grow like Topsy and that tie up people's time—asking permission to do work, proving work has been done, or just not doing things at all, because they're not allowed. We could actually have a country where people can get up in the morning and make a difference in their own lives and the lives of those they care about, and spend more time making tomorrow better than today and less time following laws that the Government passed wantonly yesterday. That's why this small step is worth commending to the House. Thank you, Madam Speaker.