Another aspect that is increasing when we are passing these laws is clauses that are completely redundant. I see the committee also noted there were around 30 COVID-19 provisions in Part 2 of one of these orders that are currently redundant. What are they still there for? We are passing laws that are confusing for people to even read, because there are clauses in them that actually have no effect. People will be reading these orders, thinking that what they're reading is in fact the law when, in fact, it's not. How, at that point, can you trust what you are reading, that is passed by Parliament? We have a right and a duty to make sure that our laws—and what restrictions we're putting on people—are simple and easy to follow. And I think it's a real shame that people would mistakenly read our COVID orders, thinking they're doing the right thing, but they're so unsure that they actually are.