This has to be seen in a much wider context, where free societies are grappling with the challenge of trying to fight an enemy that is a different species; that is a virus attacking humans. It matters because we live in a global world where there will be more epidemics. There may even be more variants of this virus next winter that are more challenging than what we've faced so far. But even if we beat COVID-19, there will be more in my lifetime and yours, Mr Speaker—probably within the next decade. And the question is how will free and democratic societies respond in comparison with totalitarian ones? Because, right now, the only society that's really managing an elimination strategy is the People's Republic of China, a totalitarian state that, for example, just had a case of COVID-19 in Disney world and locked up 10,000 people and wouldn't let them leave till they were tested. Now, the facts are that we need free societies—