So if I highlight one of the aspects of this bill, in particular, the increase in fees and infringements for those who break rules. At the moment, the consequences for someone who knowingly breaks the rules, it can be relatively trivial, yet the consequences of that decision can be very, very high. For example, what we call the border averters: someone who—as part of the trans-Tasman travel arrangement—travelled from a place where they were not allowed to travel to New Zealand to a place that did have travel to New Zealand, in order to get around border restrictions, and brought COVID-19 into the country with them would be subject to a relatively insignificant fine in relation to the overall cost of what they had done. So this bill provides the opportunity to increase those infringements and those fines for that type of activity, more in keeping with the scale of the potential offending that could be taking place.