Hon STUART NASH (Minister of Police): Everyone I have spoken to, either those in my bubble—you know, my wife and my kids—or those in the community that I've spoken to, I understand took their direction not so much from the New Zealand Police but from what the Prime Minister was talking about, was educating, was elucidating every single day around what was expected of Kiwis. I would hesitate to believe that people thought that the risk of not doing this meant that they were going to be thrown into jail or they were going to be prosecuted. I firmly believe that people were under the impression that we were doing this because we needed to do it to keep our country safe, to stop people from dying, as opposed to any other reason.