In respect of the member's second point, referring to the purpose clause, the member's correct in his description of the purpose as listed at clause 4(a) and (b). I would then note the purpose is further expanded at clause 4(c) to require that the public health response "is co-ordinated, orderly, and proportionate;", and the words—"proportionate"—are important. And they are then, effectively, brought forward into the form of order that the Minister can make under section 11 orders by clause 9(1)(d). Clause 9(1)(d) says that the Minister, before making the order, "must be satisfied that the order is appropriate to achieve the purpose[s] of [the] Act.", which includes proportionality. So if we had low levels of infection, as we do now in New Zealand, and low levels of cases, it would not be proportionate to take New Zealand back to level 4, for example, and that would be—