The Health Committee, which I am a member of, heard a number of submissions in a very short space of time over the consultation period for this amendment bill. We heard a number of people speak very pessimistically about the signals given with the extension of the expiry date of the Act by a year, from May 2022 out to May 2023. The concerns that lockdowns, managed isolation and quarantine (MIQ), alert levels, etc. might extend through to May 2023 were certainly a very sobering thought for many. We also heard concerns about the strengthening of the infringement regime. We heard worries that the significant increases might impact on those who could least afford it. And we also heard concerns about the enforcement of stopping vehicles at checkpoints and how that might also continue on to 2023.