The second order I want to deal with relates to the COVID-19 Public Health Response (Alert Level Requirements) Order (No 12) Amendment Order (No 6). This was the one that was presented on 12 October 2021 in relation to the alert level decision by adding Northland as a new separate part of the alert level 3 area. The concern here, and this was recognised by the Regulations Review Committee, was clause 15 inserted a new Part 3 in Schedule 3 of the principal order, and it described the Northland part of the alert level 3 area as "the area within the boundaries of Northland Region, as shown on LG-01-2019-Con-1.", which is a text-based numerical description, I think, of—it's essentially a map reference. But the point that the Regulations Review Committee made was that that is not readily accessible to most people. I didn't really know what it meant—it's a rule of law issue, which is that people should be able to work out what the boundaries are of the travel restrictions, and simply saying "LG-01-2019-Con-1" is essentially hieroglyphics, basically, for most people, in fact, 99.9 percent of people, unless you're familiar with how to read maps; most people would have no idea what that even means.