A couple of other questions before I hand over, because I know my colleagues will have things to say as well. Is it envisaged that the—and I'm referring now to clause 4 and subsection (3)(a) in relation to the vaccination exemption criteria. So the bill proposes the director-general may make a notice, for the purposes of any legislation under the Act, what the vaccination exemption criteria will be. Now, my understanding is that the Government has essentially shifted the criteria to the director-general, and he is exercising those exemption criteria already. Is it the Government's intention that that just carries over once the new bill becomes an Act, that the director-general will just continue to do that pursuant to the criteria that he has published already? Or is it envisaged that there will be some further clarification on that?