But the crucial point is that a move to level 2 is not dependent on the passage of this bill. The Minister of Finance has spoken before of New Zealand's high-trust model, and I heard the Hon Ron Mark, when he spoke a moment ago, also use that term. Well, this bill undermines that approach and sends a message to church worshippers—and when I say that, I'm talking not just about those in Christian churches but those who worship in synagogues, in mosques, in Sikh temples, Buddhist temples, Hindu temples, all sorts of places of worship in our multicultural country—that they can't be trusted. That's the message that's being sent to them. In particular, that message is being sent to funeral attendees, to families who are eager for long-overdue reunions, particularly with elderly relatives who have been missing their grandchildren, missing their children so desperately, and we all know people like that. I send my love through this message to my own mother, who's in a retirement village, because, like thousands of New Zealanders, I haven't been able to see her for a long time either, and I hope she may be watching now.