As well as discussing what the bill does achieve, I do think it's important to provide assurance about what the bill is not doing. Many submitters opposed to the bill appeared to believe that the bill created a COVID-19 vaccination mandate for entering the courts. As I have outlined, the bill does not mandate vaccination or any other measures for entering the courts or participating in juries. The judiciary and the ministry will assess safety risks and identify necessary safety requirements in accordance with safeguards for access to justice. The judiciary and the ministry are looking ahead to the requirements that will be necessary once the bill is in place and are seeking public health advice and reviewing the implications of recent health announcements.