However, they have pressed on with wanting to close down this committee, and the only point I'd make is that this is—as we keep on hearing—a 100-year crisis, and it is occasion to do things slightly differently. The full mechanisms of Parliament are not yet working. We don't have written questions answered in normal timespans and there's not the same ability to get answers to a whole lot of things as quickly as normal. It's not possible for all members of Parliament to be in the Chamber and it's not as easy to have all the select committee functions operating the same as normal, but, more importantly, we're in a situation where the Government has granted itself the ability to spend more than $20 billion at its choosing over the next couple of months—extraordinary things, which in the normal course of events just wouldn't occur. 