CHRIS BISHOP: Oh thank you, Madam Chair, very kind. Thank you to the Minister for that answer to my colleague's question. Following on from the comments from the Attorney-General in the second reading of the bill, I note his response to my question through my speech, which was basically two questions: what was the Government told and when were they told it? His answer was the first the Government knew about the possibility of a legal challenge to the roll-out of the Pfizer vaccine was when the court proceedings were filed which produced the judgment that has prompted this case, which begs a series of other questions, the irst of which is: did the Government ask for advice in relation to the legality of the Pfizer vaccine roll-out prior to the court proceedings being filed; and, if not, why not? 