It's worth reflecting, as the Minister has, on the powers that are conferred via the transitional order. It has certain features: it goes for 90 days, it provides for the exercise of powers that are in the public interest and necessary to ensure recovery and that can direct to stop activities that may cause or contribute to the consequences of an emergency or to prevent or hinder recovery, and they are enforceable by a constable. Now, if those things sound familiar, it is because this House has been considering legislation that has similar elements of that, ones which the Attorney-General assured us were not provided for in existing legislation. Yet the reading of section 94 of that Act, I think, provides a very good basis for the transition that we are going through. But I think what section 94 of the Civil Defence Emergency Management Act can't handle is power with no fetters.