But that is a little bit what happened when it came to the COVID-19 Public Health Response Act the first time around. As National said—as the Opposition said—"We're concerned about the legality." And a guy called Mr Borrowdale actually thought the same thing. He took the Government to court and he won, and that surprised quite a few people. It didn't surprise me, and it didn't surprise Christopher Penk over here, the shadow Attorney-General. It didn't surprise those who've studied public law, because there were very shaky legal foundations for the Government's activities. So the history of this is very untidy and eventually the Government was forced to act after insisting for month after month that there was no necessity. So the history is an untidy one. 