I'd like to focus on a number of areas. Firstly, in highlighting how this bill is disproportionate to New Zealanders. This bill is one of the most extreme pieces of legislation to ever come to this Parliament. Under clause 11 of this bill, the Minister of Health and the Prime Minister will have the ability to substantially affect every area of New Zealanders' lives: the ability to refrain people from associating with specific people, to enforce physical distancing rules, to prohibit gatherings of specific kinds in specific places in specific circumstances, require isolation, prohibit things from entering or permit the entry of things into any port or place. The impact that this bill has on our society is extreme. I go back to the point I made at the start: we understand that we give up our freedoms temporarily, but we don't give them up permanently and we don't give them up without there being some form of proportionately.