So there is precedent for that to happen, and I just make this point to the House: there are significant rule of law concerns around the powers that the Government has exercised during the COVID response, and there can be no more basic duty of the House of Representatives—the elected Parliament—to interrogate the powers that the Government has arrogated to itself through legislation and to work out and invigilate whether or not those powers have been exercised pursuant to the law of the land. There is no more important role for Parliament, and that is what the Opposition, through the Epidemic Response Committee, has done. It's a shame it became a divided vote. As I say, I have a lot of respect for Kiritapu Allan. It's a shame that this fundamental issue of the rule of law has become politicised, and we look forward to getting to the bottom of it.