The Opposition say that this is a matter of trust. Actually, it's also a matter of maintaining public trust in enforcement and we have a concern that the social consensus around these measures that we still need because of the risks that there will still be under level 2 will degrade if people see others flouting these rules in a private situation with impunity. And in order to maintain that voluntary compliance, both privately and in public, and the social consensus that we need to continue taking care under level 2, we believe—we accept the advice that we've been given, that it's appropriate, that where a constable has reason to believe that there is a large gathering, that he can go into the house for that express purpose of seeing whether there is and if there is one asking it to disband. Thank you, Madam Speaker.