The other thing about that particular order that brought in place a health and disability mandate is the way that it was introduced. It was two weeks. There were three weeks from when it was announced that health and disability sector workers would have to be vaccinated to the day, just yesterday or today—last night—that they had to be. In those three weeks, it actually took two of the weeks from the time the announcement was made to the time that the order was actually put in place, and that's something people need to understand about how the Government is using these powers under the COVID-19 Public Health Response Act. It's getting up and making announcements, and then it's taking two weeks to issue the paperwork. I can tell the House that the implications of that for people in the health and disability sector were immense. They found themselves in a situation where they didn't know exactly who was covered, exactly who was liable for enforcing it, exactly who was in a position where they would be punished if they didn't comply. It led to chaos in the health and disability sector for a fortnight, and I just wish the Government, having been given these powers, would actually get a bit more organised itself so that it didn't impose disorganisation on the very people being regulated.