The third area I'd comment on is this idea of enforcement officers. Now, we saw in the public domain, over the course of the lockdown, a number of community groups around the country stopping citizens in their vehicles and demanding personal information. These public citizens had no warrant. They had no legal authority. We believe that, unquestionably, those checkpoints were unlawful. The Government told us the roads weren't closed, so the powers of the Civil Defence Emergency Management Act weren't brought to bear, the Health Act wasn't brought to bear, but the Land Transport Act certainly was, and that requires an enforcement officer with a warrant to legally stop or direct traffic on an open road or, indeed, to demand personal information.