The second issue with this bill might be that the powers issued under section 11, I think it is, are so wide ranging, but I think it's worth pointing out that those powers are clearly judicially reviewable and the Minister has gone to some effort to make that pretty clear in the way the bill is written. So, yes, there is almost no constraint, according to this bill, on what an order could mean. It could mean you'd have to close down, stay home, don't meet someone, don't do this, don't do that, or don't bring a thing in or out of the country or in and out of an area. All of that is true, but it is very clear that this is judicially reviewable, and the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act states that such an order can be made only in a way that is proportional to the objective and does not unduly override the rights of New Zealanders according to the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act. So we'll give that part a pass.