We provided an exposure draft to other political parties and to legal academics overnight. We recognise this is a short period—we have received feedback, and we thank you. The bill doesn't change the alert level framework, or any of the measures or restrictions that have been required at former levels; it does modernise the legal framework that sits behind and supports these measures. As New Zealand moves out of lockdown, and looks ahead to level 2 and beyond, it's necessary to create a bespoke legal regime. I must emphasise now, as I have before, that there is already a solid legal basis for all the legal restrictions that have been placed on New Zealand's freedoms and liberties at this extraordinary time. However, the current legal framework is not fit for purpose for enforcing certain measures at level 2, where there is increased freedom of movement and more nuanced restrictions. New legislation is necessary, as we don't want to rely on a national state of emergency and the Health Act alone to enforce measures at these lower levels.