No one disputes that the risk hasn't passed. We all know that we must continue to do our bit. But New Zealanders have shown that they have been doing their bit, they can be trusted to do their bit, and as long as the guidelines are fair and well-articulated, they will do their bit, because they've shown us that they are doing their bit. That does not justify the passage of a Draconian measure. In fact, what it does is engender disrespect and contempt for the law, which is more likely to lead to problems than it would if they were trusted more. This bill jeopardises that particular public support and understanding, and I think we should all be concerned that that public support is being put at risk by this particular measure. We cannot afford to allow contempt, complacency, arrogance to creep in when we've done so much hard work, and now, as we hear in that well-worn cliché, we must lock in the gains. This bill, as it is currently drafted, does not get the balance right, and we need it to be right. As an Opposition, we want it to be right. We would have worked with the Government if only they had reached out to us to get it right.