CHRIS BAILLIE (ACT): I rise on behalf of ACT to speak to the COVID-19 Response (Courts Safety) Legislation Bill. This bill aims to strengthen the existing ability of the judiciary and the ministry to set and enforce conditions for entering and remaining in courts and some tribunals. It also enables the judiciary to set additional requirements for selecting and managing juries to reduce close and prolonged mixing of jurors. It clarifies that the health and safety measures in remote hearings are consistent with the legislative open justice protections. It embeds in legislation the ability to use an audiovisual link, which is currently already being used extensively, and I suspect this is the reason for this bill—to avoid any future litigation of any technicalities that haven't been thought of yet, and the technicalities that probably should have been thought about. The bill also gives more power to court security to check and remove those who don't comply with the rules.