Now, the Minister of Health, very clearly, says there is haste—understandable, but this Government has had three months. I think this Government did get legal advice that said that there was a question mark over their ability to act at level 3 and 4, and, clearly, they wanted to continue to impose themselves on New Zealanders' lives under level 2 in a way that was entirely inconsistent given what we heard about what level 2 would look like, and so they're going to pass that bill. But not even the Minister of Health knows his own legislation, because he said in his speech that he will have to consult with the Director-General of Health. Actually, the bill doesn't say that; it says quite the opposite. At subclause (2) of clause 9, on page 5, when making a section 11 order, "Nothing in this section requires the Minister to receive specific advice from the Director-General about the content of a proposed order or proposal to amend, extend, or revoke an order." So he doesn't need to consult the director-general, and not even Dr Clark knew that.