But we cannot risk writing off other New Zealanders' valid concerns because of the reprehensible behaviour of a disaffected minority. It is reasonable to expect that Aucklanders who spent 15 weeks in lockdown last year or business owners who have lost the ability to pay their staff or put food on their family's table will want to hold the Government accountable for its decisions and promises. It is healthy for a democracy to allow a Government to be questioned when its policies are creating significant disruption and impacts on citizens' lives. I've often said that is possible to disagree without being disagreeable, but the behaviour we saw yesterday did not exhibit that.