If that were the case and they had the need to apply constraints to civil liberties across the entire nation, the answer is not to create a completely new framework and set of rules; it's to address the provisions of the epidemic notice of the Epidemic Preparedness Act and the Civil Defence Emergency Management Act to ensure that the conditions, the risk profile presented under what they have arbitrarily called level 1 and 2, is accommodated for under the existing legislation. It is not an excuse to create a whole new set of powers which enable them to completely ignore the law as it stands and the powers and limits on the powers that are unlocked under an epidemic notice or, indeed, under a state of emergency—because that's precisely what they're doing with this bill. The giveaway, too, for the public to get concerned about—and they do have a reason to be very concerned about—is that what they've put on the tin is saying this bill is necessary to enforce provisions under level 2, except that the provisions apply under any level.