This makes sense. I would just note two ways that it makes particular sense. We are doing away with the vax mandates, and we have never had them for essential services like courts. So to acknowledge that the next barrier of support for people like me—for immunocompromised community members—is to require things like masks and distancing when we are interacting with essential services, but also to recognise that our courts and our justice system as a whole vastly targets Māori disproportionately to other populations, and that is a group who is most vulnerable. So to say that we wouldn't have the power as judges to make good faith rules about how to keep people safe in their own court rooms, that we wouldn't take account of the fact that we're actually protecting Māori, is sort of obscene to me.