My next question is for Mr. Morden.
Mr. Morden, you talked about radical adaptation in radical times. I think that's what you said in your presentation. We can all agree that these are not normal times.
We heard in earlier evidence—and perhaps you followed this from Great Britain—that the time to look at these types of changes is not at the height of a crisis but afterwards. Would you agree that the right time to look at the potential changes Parliament could enact to deal with future crises is when we're in normal circumstances?