What we know is that the credentialling time is at least six weeks. We know it's an 80-page operating document. You've got to take pictures of your entry and exit, for goodness' sake. How can that be? You might say to me, "Well, it's an infectious airborne virus." Excuse me, in 2019, under this Government's watch, we had the measles epidemic. That's also an infectious airborne virus—oh, by the way, with an R0 about four to five times more than what coronavirus had. So we trusted our primary care to manage infectious airborne viruses in 2019 when we needed them, but now they've got to do six weeks training, they've got to go through operating manuals, they've got to have two on-site visits. If we were Government today, here's what we do: we would credential all vaccinating GPs and pharmacies today. We trust them. We trusted them during the measles epidemic. We should credential them today. That's the sort of preparedness I'd be expecting in this bill that is clearly missing. 