So two of our most influential standing committees have now got to disrupt their normal business and squeeze through in an impossibly short time frame two COVID-19 response bills because this Government cannot get organised enough to say, "What are we going to need off in the horizon? What are the burning bridges from a legislative perspective that we need to make sure we have covered?" And yet this is, virtually, retrospective—again. The second bill that we've seen tonight that is, effectively, retrospective legislation where we are going to ask submitters to rush their submissions, to have lip-service paid to their oral submissions, to get officials to burn the midnight oil, as usual—it's not as if they don't work hard enough anyway when getting these bills through—in order so that the Government can just get what it wants.