So my questions also go to: has the Minister seen, or is aware of, the content of the advice police received prior to that clarifying health notice of 3 April? Was the police's approach to education first in any way driven or impacted by a view—which was expressed in an email, even though we haven't seen the contents—that there were questions about whether they had the lawful authority to enforce fully the conditions that had been given publicly about the lockdown conditions; and how compromised were they, given the public were told that they had to operate under certain conditions and, yet, the police clearly had some reservations as to whether or not they had the lawful power at the time—we're talking the first few days—to actually enforce to the standard or the set of conditions that were set down?