But the real kicker is in the enforcement powers. Clause 20(3) allows a police officer to enter a private dwelling without a warrant if they have reasonable grounds to believe that people have gathered in contravention of the Prime Minister's order. I'll say that again: without a warrant. We've had fear instilled in us, and that has done something unusual. Don't get me wrong; we've done all that kind stuff I talked about earlier, but there's been a fair amount of behaviour of a different kind. Barry Soper pointed out that we've turned into a nation of "grumpy narks", sounding off at each other on Facebook, dobbing in our neighbours on the hotline, and I'm not surprised, because fear does that to people. So, when the police get a call from your terrified neighbour, believing that thousands of people will die and that everyone's to be treated as if they have the virus, telling them that you've got a gathering of potentially too many people, the police can enter your private dwelling and shut down your kid's birthday party because there may be 11 kids there.