Hon CHRIS HIPKINS: Most notably, the increase in infringements and fines for those who deliberately break the rules. But, as Mr Bishop asked, I would point out to him that, under his plan, he would need some of the provisions in this legislation in order to be able to enact some of the things that the National Party announced today—and the National Party are voting against the provisions that would allow them to do the things that they said that they wanted to do, today. And one good example of that, one example of something that we want to have in place sooner rather than later, is the broadening of the purposes for which orders can be made under the Act. At the moment, orders can be made to prevent COVID-19 from getting into the community. This bill allows orders to be made for the purposes of managing COVID-19 in the community—which is a given, if the National Party had their plan. At least they were open about that. COVID-19 would be spreading in the community if National's plan was put in place, and so they would want those extra provisions in place so that they could actually have orders put in place for the management of COVID-19. So these things need to be put in place sooner rather than later.