I think the Government will have heard the message from the public about level 2. They are confused about the inconsistencies. They are angry at being prevented from going to their places of worship or to grieve at a funeral or tangi. They're certainly aghast at the manner in which that power is being granted. I heard the Hon Chris Hipkins say that the virus has no regard to civil liberties. But I say to the Leader of the House: it isn't the virus that the public are worried about with respect to their civil liberties; it is the Government that they are worried about. They are seeing those liberties eroded unnecessarily. It simply comes down to trust. The Government does not trust a public that has done a fantastic job—another zero day today. Yet we are going to be enforced for longer, and the impacts of that, socially and economically, are going to be devastating.