Let us put on the record what some of those problems are. The range of restrictions that can be placed on New Zealanders—how they can move, where they can be, who they can see, and what sort of things can be moved in and out of a space or kept in a place—is almost limitless. The only restriction on that, as the Attorney-General has said, is, if you've got enough money, you can go to court for a judicial review. If anyone's wondering, the going rate on the street for a judicial review is about 60 grand. Not every New Zealander has a spare 60 grand to stand up for their legal rights.