What we've seen is that New Zealanders understand what this Government is doing. They understand why. And so they've been preparing for a new way of living over the next few weeks. No one is welcoming this, but all of us are getting on with it. So people know what the decisions are. What we're debating here later on today are the laws that will allow them to occur. We thought it important to let the public know how decisions were made. Yes, we listened to experts, and we thank them. We owe so much to the quality of the advice and the quality of the people who advise and work for the Government. We are taking expert health and science advice, and we are watching very carefully what other countries are doing and what is working and what is not. But throughout this process—and it has been a fast one—we have had to decide what we will do, and when. We have had to decide what health steps to take to keep people safe, and think through how every one of those steps impacts on people's lives in some way.