Hon GERRY BROWNLEE (National—Ilam): That was an interesting contribution from the Hon Ron Mark—some of it I agreed with, the vast majority I didn't, because when a Government chooses to put a piece of legislation into place that proposes an exception to civil liberties, then there has to be a clear definition about why that exception is being put in place. This bill doesn't do it. Everyone knows that we have had a lockdown and that it has prevented some of the extraordinary numbers that were in various models from ever coming anywhere near being correct. That's because people, by and large, voluntarily complied. It's because people who own businesses—and let's be clear, when you talk about businesses, you're talking about jobs, and people who own those businesses decided that they would comply. Then what we saw, effectively, was a voluntary commitment to try to beat this COVID-19 virus.