Now, extraordinary times—I used to say it to young men that I was mentoring, young women, both when I was in the military and when I was operational, when I was running a small business, employing staff. Sometimes life has a habit of smacking you in the face with something totally unexpected that one is not prepared for. One might have—in the late hours of the night when philosophising and debating and discussing—talked about a pandemic and what the effect might be on a country, on a region of the globe, maybe even on the planet itself, but no one takes these conversations seriously at the time, and then it arrives. I can simply say this: extraordinary times require extraordinary measures to counter them. I don't think there's any disagreement in the House on that.