The second point I want to make is in relation to the time limit. So the explanatory note of the bill notes that the bill, or the bill when it becomes an Act, will be in force for the time that the COVID-19 Public Health Response Act 2020 is in duration for. Now, that is much vexed piece of legislation. It expires currently on 30 June—I think I'm right in saying—this year, 2022, unless Parliament extends it. The Minister for COVID-19 Response did a good thing, which is he basically made that Act to be self-exploding—for want of a better phrase—unless Parliament says that it can continue, and there has to be regular re-authorisations now. And, clearly, in the current Parliament, that is in some ways a matter of course because the Labour Government has an absolute majority. But as a matter of principle, that is the right thing to do, because that Act, in and of itself, imposes extraordinary restrictions and regulations and gives the Government extraordinary powers.