You can see another order that came through was the Public Health Response (Protection Framework) Order, and, in particular, the problems that the committee raised were ones that I was dealing with, with members of the public in the community who were in the middle of moving home. And this was a huge issue for a lot of people—it created a lot of stress. In particular, one person said that they had sold their home within Auckland and were moving south to Hamilton but, because of the restrictions through the protection framework, they weren't legally allowed to move into their new home. But that created a huge challenge because they had settled on their home; somebody was expecting to come in and move into that home on the Thursday, and they had no legal right to leave Auckland. And then other people said, "Well, why don't they move into a hotel or move with family?" Well, should the Government be putting restrictions in place on people that actually costs them money? Not everybody has thousands of dollars to move all of their stuff into a hotel, let alone all of their goods into storage facilities, when there could have just been an easier solution: letting people, who are in the process of relocating, through the border.