Over this period of time, we've been supported by the Health Act and the Civil Defence Emergency Management Act to enable our police system as well as our ministries to be able to act to ensure that the guidelines were kept to, to be able to keep all of us safe. But the advice that we've had is that, actually, that is less certain going into level 2—that the legal framework does not support the enforcement that we may need. Let's hope we don't need it, but, actually, I've seen parties happening not that far from me, and the need for intervention from the police, and that's been in a situation where there are really high levels of anxiety. As we hope that that anxiety continues to decline, there is an increased chance that people will relax to a point that they act inconsistently with our collective interests. We need to have the tools to be able to intervene to ensure that our sacrifice wasn't for nothing and to ensure our safety into the future, and that is what this piece of legislation is about.