We've just heard from Mr Wood that the amendment moved by my colleague the Hon Michael Woodhouse has no foundation—no basis. Well, let me point out why that assertion is utterly wrong. This Parliament is still heavily restricted. I'm speaking tonight from near the back of the House not because I'm occupying my seat but because I can't go and occupy my seat. Because of the physical distancing requirements, four of my very fine colleagues are in the area where I would normally sit and I need to remain away from them. That's not a trivial point—that is not a trivial point—