This Medicines Amendment Bill (No 2) is not a particularly complex thing, although I differ slightly in my reading of it from Shane Reti, which I hesitate to do because his expertise and sincerity in all matters medical is beyond reproach. But he said this would only be for the Comirnaty vaccine. It says if there's been provisional consent to "a" COVID-19 vaccine, then the director-general can change the way that it is administered, how often it's administered, in what doses, frequency, administration, the way that it's administered—those things can be varied. So, for example, without a data sheet, we can have a fourth dose where, previously, consent was given only for a third dose. But I would imagine that that applies not only to Comirnaty but to any other vaccine that has been consented through the normal process. Those ones could also have their conditions varied under this.