This motion puts in place a series of rules regarding how we are going to be dealing with COVID-19 Public Health Response Act orders in future in this term of Parliament, and it mirrors one that was put in place in the last Parliament. The regulations review process that we have in this Parliament is a very good one. Those members who have sat in this House who have sat on the Regulations Review Committee will acknowledge that it's actually a very thorough process, and it is one that brings some accountability to the making of rules that has been delegated by this House to a member of the executive through an Order in Council. But it does not move quickly, and, with regard to the orders that are issued under the COVID-19 Public Health Response Act, we do need to have a mechanism that moves a little bit more quickly than that. So this Sessional Order that we are putting in place means that each order that's made under the Act will be reviewed by the Regulations Review Committee by the later of six sitting days or 16 working days after it is presented to the House, and the House would not be able to approve an order made before the Regulations Review Committee has reported on it.