A couple of other ones, if I may, Mr Speaker, in my remaining time. The order that was presented in now late-February regarding requirements for close contacts that was talking about—and we did have a few concerns with that one—requiring that close contacts have the ability to stay in touch with the Government. For those who are not able to do that—whether it's a limitation of IT, or perhaps mobile phone coverage, or internet access—we thought that it wasn't reasonable to state, in mandatory terms, that a person must stay in contact with the Government agency if they were not physically able to do so. So we made that point, and I think, again, we got a pretty fair hearing from the Minister; and at the point that we'd had that interaction, in fact, that order was revoked and had been replaced in any case. So that was, I suppose at that point, a moot point but nevertheless illustrated the kind of serious attention to detail with which the committee was approaching its task.