In the early days of the 2020 lockdown, that wasn't true. And as a constituency MP, I was frequently approached by people—and I remember some of them very clearly. An elderly couple had walked down to the beach at St Heliers, and they had taken some chairs with them because their knees were not very strong and they couldn't walk on the hills. The police came along and said they weren't allowed to take their own chairs to sit on, down at St Heliers. Now, having the law written down, and it wasn't really clear whether they were or not—that's how absurd things were in those days. So having the COVID-19 Public Health Response Act, a legal basis for specific orders that set out what people can and can't do, is actually really important—that we have the rule of law in place; we didn't initially. So that is why this law in itself is not entirely a bad thing. 