I think, in terms of Kiwi spirit, the thing that has flattened them the most in the last few days is this absolute horror that they can't go to their chosen place of worship. A week ago, Thursday, the Prime Minister said gatherings of up to 100 people. There would've been a lot of people who then thought, "Fantastic, I can finally go back to my church, to my mosque, to my temple"—to wherever it is that they fed their soul, basically, and fed their spirit, but no. What's worse than that: this is a Government who said, for funerals, you are restricted to 10 people. And to hear the stories from individuals—I spoke to a dad this morning who still cannot understand why you can have 16 sweaty blokes in a rugby scrum but he's not allowed to have the people that fund-raised $40,000 for his wife's cancer treatment. So I ask the Government and I ask Labour members: why do you not trust New Zealanders now? Yes, absolutely, New Zealanders have played their part in flattening the curve. Why is it that they are now not trusted, that the police now have the ability to enter someone's home, business, or a marae? And that in itself—