It was important that parliamentary scrutiny was able to continue during that time, even if Parliament itself did not meet. After some quite interesting negotiations, we formed the view collectively as a Parliament that the way to do that would be to establish a special select committee, that that select committee would be chaired by the Leader of the Opposition, and that it would include an Opposition majority. The committee would meet remotely using Zoom or other technology, whether it's teleconference or otherwise. Where possible, those meetings would be broadcast—and they were broadcast—and they would be able to call witnesses, or whoever they wanted, to scrutinise the actions of the Government. Ministers who played critical roles in the COVID-19 response appeared before the committee and answered questions, I think, in good faith and were subject to quite rigorous scrutiny of the actions that they had taken. Some Ministers appeared multiple times before the committee, and some of the key officials involved in leading that process also appeared before the committee.