Hon Dr DAVID CLARK: I reject the premise of the member's question, but what I would say is that, in accordance with a cautious approach that seeks to manage the public health risks, the limit on gatherings is initially no more than 10. I understand that will limit traditional church services, which do have close interaction between people. In fact, that is one of the main reasons for them to be held—the fellowship that they have in those worship settings. The intent is to increase the limit over time as we become more confident that that loosening of controls is not leading to an increase in infection. The member will be unsurprised to learn I do not wish to limit church services or other religious services any more than is necessary to protect public health.