We're taking our advice as to what we need in level 2 from the Director-General of Health. The Director-General of Health's comfort with going to level 2 depends on the enforceability of measures that we have in this bill. If we didn't have the enforceability of gathering sizes down to small sizes of 10 at the start—and we hope that that will increase over time—it may well be that the director-general would not have recommended that we move to level 2 at this stage. So the idea that these things can be completely separated is wrong. To a certain extent, if you're going to go to level 2 as early as we're trying to get there, the Director-General of Health requires more comfort as to our ability to limit the risk; if things do go as we hope they won't and there are some outbreaks, we want to minimise the spread of those. That's why he favours smaller gatherings over large for reasons that the Minister of Health described in more detail during his contribution.