Hon Dr DAVID CLARK: The purpose of having rules around gatherings—places people gather to intermingle—is precisely to ensure that we are keeping the space for people, the appropriate social distance, and keeping the virus out. In commercial premises, there will be requirements on people, of course, to make sure that different groups are not mingling together. That is a different purpose that people go to restaurants and clubs and pubs for, and that is the issue at hand here. I think the member will understand that I have no desire to keep people from engaging in their religious freedoms any longer than is necessary, but I also know that all New Zealanders do not want to see us go back to a previous level. All New Zealanders want to bank the hard work and sacrifices they have made, and that is why we want to keep moving forward, and slowly but surely, in a safe way, make sure that we are opening our economy and doing so in a safe way.