I won't steal the thunder of my colleagues who will speak after me, because they are the subject matter experts in areas like the Companies Act and the Courts Matters Bill and so on, but I do want to acknowledge that this is actually a pretty good exemplar and an example of what can be done in emergency without setting aside due process, without setting aside the necessary scrutiny of the executive that is so important in times of crisis. I worry that we are going to fall below that standard again, and we will see what that means for the freedom of movement, the freedom of expression, and the freedom to live our lives without fear of interference from the Government and the State, even in an emergency. 