Further to the civil liberties that have been lost, we have a Government empowered by the Epidemic Preparedness Act to alter legislation, for instance, at a pen stroke with the agreement of a Minister and the Prime Minister. These are times, and it's actually anticipated in the Epidemic Preparedness Act, that parliamentary scrutiny is more important than at any other time. It's evident from the fact that we're sitting today that it was possible for Parliament to continue sitting, taking proper precautions in a way that is consistent with our goal of beating the COVID-19 crisis.