Another thing that this bill is changing which is considered substantive and, I think, speaks to some of the Government's connection to community, that this has come through in the changes, is a change to the Gambling Act—not something that I, certainly, would have expected to be part of our COVID response. But it enables charitable organisations, specifically the Heart Foundation, Coastguard, and Countdown Kids Charitable Trust, for whom one of their primary fund-raising mechanisms is through those raffles that people may have seen or bought at other times, and that keeps those organisations running. But the legislation prevents those organisations from selling raffle tickets via online or by phone. So this is recognising that we don't want these organisations to fall over; we want them to be able to maintain their traditional funding base. So it makes a change to the Gambling Act to enable them to do that in this time when they can't do that on a face-to-face basis. I do really just want to acknowledge the extent of the Government's communication and connection to community that this type of change is being picked up and is being responded to so promptly in legislation. It gives me a lot of confidence for our future.