JAN LOGIE (Green): Thank you, Mr Speaker. I will keep this call pretty short. I feel as if I've been howling into the hot wind of the Business Committee for far too many months on this topic to want to take up more time than is necessary speaking on this motion. So just let me say, finally—finally—we are catching up and putting the measures in place for us to be able to model responsible workplace practices for the rest of the country; for us finally to have a measure in place to be able to stand with everybody else in the country, consistently, who are making and have consistently been making hard calls and adapting their work practices; and for us to be able to recognise that, you know, we're not special in that sense. We can actually do our job remotely like most other people have had to—and as we do, I believe, quite well in our select committees. Also, we have the measures to be able to keep those other people in this workplace safe, and recognising, as has been mentioned, that as members of Parliament we are potential vectors for the disease. We live in places right across the country and we are out in our communities, and that makes us a potential risk to others for picking up the disease and passing it on to other people. So our presence of coming together in this place needs to be very well considered, and it is a basic first step for the Greens to use the technology to reduce the risk when we can.