There are two particular things I think the committee needs more time to look at. The first is the penalties. Now, I've been reading through the regulatory impact statement in relation to the penalties for non-compliance, and it is actually very concerning because the Legislation Design and Advisory Committee says, as a matter of public policy, that in general infringement fees should not exceed $1,000, and if they do exceed $1,000, preferably the amount is fixed in primary legislation. Well, somewhere between the drafting of this bill and the draft bill prepared and the actual bill that we have before us, the Minister decided a good penalty would be $4,000. Now, I'm not saying that's necessarily the worst idea but we're going to have to get to the bottom, as a committee—and I'm on the Health Committee now—of exactly why that happened, and how we've ended up with this very large increase in the penalties for breach of managed isolation and quarantine (MIQ).