The first point is the bill increases the maximum penalties that can be imposed for a breach, and I think it is worth highlighting, because I don't think that we can overestimate that a breach of a COVID-19 order can cause huge harm and put all of our hard work at risk. And, to date, despite some of the protestations across the room, we have had one of the most successful responses to COVID-19 in the world by whichever metric you choose to define that—certainly, by mortality rates, certainly by the low number of cases, let alone the buoyant economy, and let alone the low unemployment rate, and they all prove this. So there should be significant infringement fees and fines for those willing to purposely or repeatedly breach those very measures that enable our success.