I'd just like to talk briefly about what the bill allows us to do, and the first thing is create orders that will provide for the issue of COVID-19 vaccination certificates and allow those certificates to be used for entry into businesses and events. Basically, those orders specify how you apply for a vaccine certificate, how they'll be issued, renewed, and extended. But another thing we need to make sure and point out is that it's important to note that the orders will also specify that proof of vaccination won't be required for certain premises, and that's to make sure that people can still continue, irrespective of their vaccination status, to access essential services like supermarkets, pharmacies, Work and Income services—so, basically, it's really important to have that in place. Also, the director-general can make notices specifying what the exemption criteria are so people have got clarity around that, and we're also making sure that there are protections for people's privacy, and a number of those elements have been built into this bill. So this is a significant bill, and I'm very happy to commend it to the House.