Dr TRACEY McLELLAN (Labour—Banks Peninsula): Thank you, Mr Speaker. The COVID-19 pandemic—the tricky sort of pandemic—has highlighted several things, but among them it's highlighted that provisions in the Medicines Act were not designed to be particularly sort of rapid, certainly not very flexible, and not designed to be particularly equitable in terms of our response that we find ourselves in in emergency situations. Specifically, the Act doesn't facilitate a very timely or a very efficient roll-out of already consented vaccines and the types of things that we use to manage evolving public health risk. 