But it sends a message to all of us that we can't be trusted, and that, of course, is utter nonsense. It's not founded in any evidence. It's insulting, and, in the case of funerals or those who wish to be with the dying within their families and extended whānau, it is utterly heartless and cruel. I've been inundated by messages on this particular topic today, and I want to acknowledge to those who may be watching just how many emails, how many phone calls, there have been to my electorate office, messages on social media, and so forth I have received from worshippers who are absolutely distraught at being told that even under level 2, they will not be able to resume worship in their chosen church or place of worship. I have 100 percent sympathy with them. I am utterly supportive of their aspiration to be able to go back to worshipping responsibly, as I know they all would do. So let me put on record this party's absolute commitment to advocating for them. They should be trusted to do that responsibly. That failing, at least, in this bill must be rectified, and I hope that the Government is listening. I hope that we will see a change to that effect later on this evening.