First, in the general policy statement of the bill itself it states that restrictions will be able to be applied that and I quote, "do not rely on powers provided by a state of national emergency". Well, it's one or the other, surely. If the Government wants emergency powers, then there should be a state of national emergency. And if there isn't a state of national emergency declared by the Government, then it shouldn't be seeking and applying emergency powers. This is an extraordinary disconnect, and, as I say, I genuinely can't understand how they can be so brazen as to set out in the explanatory note to such a reach for power as that.