Democracy works not for the good times. Our Standing Orders, the rule of law, the constitutional separation between the executive and the legislature and the judiciary is important not in the good times but when things go bad and we are on a war footing. That's when it matters the most. I understand the need for the Government to act quickly and decisively—frankly, we've been there, through things like earthquakes, and it's hard to get that balance right, but balance it we must. We must ensure that this place continues to scrutinise executive decisions. And, yes, we're back—we're back and it feels like we're doing what we used to do—and yet we've got that sort of legislation last week going through under urgency. Tomorrow, we go back into urgency to pass more laws without public scrutiny on COVID, and, by the way, we're going to throw in a few other things—