Because here's the thing: one of the key roles of Government in the case of an epidemic, an emergency like this—but, actually, in general—is to be an effective and efficient regulator; to set clear rules of the game that people can find and read and understand so they know what the rules are and they understand what the consequences might be of breaking them. As we've seen in the last few weeks, when the Government doesn't do its job of making the rules clear, confusion ensues and people get locked down. We don't want that. So the next thing the Government could do, that I would encourage the Minister, is to take these orders and actually publish a comprehensive chart of the circumstances in which people can find themselves and say, "This is what you do if you suspect you're sick" and then the flow chart tells you what happens when you get tested, and what happens to people who're near you. Because, actually, I know people who have been in this situation, and they've found it damn difficult to find out what the answer is. And the next thing they should do is actually show the authority, show the specific order that makes it a requirement to do such and such a thing if you are in a certain circumstance. Because, at the moment, the Government's got all this legislative power to make the rules; they're not making them surgically enough, they're not making them clear, and they're not linking their communications to the rules. Those are all ways the Government could do better.