But we in National are also very alive to the growing sense of concern and, frankly, despair, by too many who have been unevenly impacted by these restrictions and who fear they will go on for some time to come: businesses, but not just businesses, families with relatives who may die soon, families unable to visit their loved ones to spend time with each other at times of grief. And we on this side of the House feel a sincere and solemn duty to scrutinise the bill before us today with that in mind, but also in mind of the social contract that New Zealand has had over these past seven weeks that we will accept restrictions on our freedom where they are proportionate to the risk that we face.