Indeed, we raised concerns, exactly such as the legislation is aiming to address, when the House passed the COVID-19 Protection Framework legislation, the traffic light system, and colleagues such as Chris Bishop and I asked the Government at that point whether it intended to include within that framework and that regime the courts and tribunals that make up our judicial branch of Government. The legislation itself was silent on that matter, but, on questioning, the Government stated that it would not be appropriate for Parliament to insert itself in the affairs of the court to that extent. I think that was a reasonable position, as far as it went, but it was disappointing that the Government hadn't turned its mind to the question at that point, and certainly hadn't provided for that to take place, and so it has been that in the last several months, the courts themselves have been asked to fill the vacuum, to formulate their own policy, and a number have done that, of course, in an inconsistent fashion, at least with each other.