There have been questions in recent days about, well, what was the legality of what happened? Was it right for the Government to do this? Did they have a legal right to do that? Well, that's going to be played out over a little more time to come, but it's interesting to note that this bill starts on page 1 with "The bill establishes [a] standalone legislation that provides a different legal framework for responding to COVID-19 over the next two years," and it then goes on to say that it will apply at whatever level we might be at over those two years. That, I think, really answers the question about the legality so far, and that, in turn, highlights the trust that New Zealanders have exhibited, the willingness that New Zealanders have exhibited, to get on top of this thing. So going to level 2, I would have expected that we would see a far more liberal arrangement than we're seeing here—far more liberal. These people aren't silly. They know that social distancing is a good idea in the current circumstances. They know that sharing hard surfaces with one another does mean that you've got to clean between them at various times. They know all that, they don't need to be told the housekeeping of how to behave appropriately at a time when these threats exist.