One area where I think it would be important to examine the bill is where it says that there are classes of people. I read clause 12. It says that these measures can be put in place in relation to generally all people in New Zealand or to any specified class of people. That's incredibly unusual because we're so wedded to this idea that the law applies to people equally in New Zealand. So the idea that the Government can single out classes of people—and I can only imagine in the context of COVID-19, they had in mind, perhaps, older New Zealanders. I don't know what the Minister for Seniors thinks—