The bill makes several improvements to the legal framework for managed isolation and quarantine (MIQ) that helps to improve the transparency and accountability of that system. I do note that that is likely to change significantly in the next few months. The way we use MIQ is likely to change significantly, but there is still likely to be some form of MIQ. Even if it is not for everyone arriving in the country—which it is very unlikely to be in the medium to longer term—for those who are going into MIQ, either because there's a particular public health risk that we're trying to manage, because they are unvaccinated, because they have nowhere else to isolate, or because of some of those other, additional factors, we still need to make sure that that system is robust, and that is what this bill clarifies and allows us to continue to do. 