Clause 6 of the new schedule refers to, as was mentioned, heads of bench, and there are 38 examples of identified positions, not just judges but presiding judicial officers who have the discretion to make the conditions of a hearing and who attends those hearings. The heads of bench are a wide range, as was mentioned before: from the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court to the chair of the Weathertight Homes Tribunal, and it just makes you ask why CEOs and employers and managers of businesses, those who care about the welfare of their staff and are trying to run a business, aren't trusted with similar discretionary powers—for example, allowing staff to work if they have a rapid antigen test, so they can keep trading and keep paying their employees.