The second question I have is in relation to clause 4—the purpose of this bill—because I think this goes to the heart of the concern that I certainly have and that members of the public have expressed to me. When we have an epidemic notice or we have a state of civil emergency, it is because there is a material risk that an event will arise or has arisen that requires the powers of the Civil Defence Emergency Management Act. This bill is designed to provide powers, effectively, when those conditions aren't met. But I note that in paragraphs (a) and (b) the words "prevents" and "avoids" are being used. Now, it says "and limits the risk of, [an] outbreak" or "mitigates … the actual or potential adverse effects of the … outbreak". But the words "prevents" and "avoids" means that we can be in lockdown from now until a vaccine is found, because it's only when a vaccine is able to be administered to the public that we can prevent and avoid the actual or potential adverse effects of the COVID-19 outbreak. This is, essentially—the powers we are giving to the Crown, the executive, are to hold us in a state of perpetual fear and emergency and a response to that.