The timing of this bill is interesting, because currently the courts are running relatively well with the number of COVID provisions already in place—for example, people without a vaccine pass who enter a court that requires a vaccine pass just have to have a negative PCR test, and that's adapted from 72 hours to 48 hours currently. If their attendance is required at court they can have a rapid antigen test and that's available until 30 June 2022. In terms of health and safety there may be a limit on the number of people allowed into court—it's already being achieved—and who can be physically present.