I know that there were concerns raised about the truncated process, but what it does is it continues the prompt response—it means that we can continue to be nimble and responsive, but we still have an opportunity to collaborate. I'll just remind you that there were changes made. The explicit condition around the exercising of powers was added on the recommendation of the Epidemic Response Committee last year and reflected the submissions to the committee. So this idea, this implying that there will be an abuse of power, just doesn't cut it. The evidence is not there. We are collaborators in this House—you have proven that when you passed this last year—and we will continue to do that. We will collaborate in the select committee, because we're pretty good at that, actually, and we will make sure that things continue to work for our people and we can continue to be able to be responsive and nimble. So I commend this bill to the House.