So, first of all, this bill is prefaced on the idea that there will be circumstances in New Zealand—and, in fact, we're in that circumstance right now—where it will be appropriate for the Government to restrict business and social activity in order to protect public health and to reduce pandemic risk and transmission of the COVID-19 virus. It is agreed by all members of this House that it will sometimes be appropriate for the Government to impose alert levels and the conditions that come with them that mean that many businesses in this country will not be able to trade as usual. The reason that we are in agreement about that is that we judge that that is what is necessary to protect public health, to protect the health and livelihoods of New Zealanders. So we're in agreement on that concept.