This particular set of orders has, for example, rescinded the alert level 3 requirement that was briefly in place for the very tip of Northland. It's an alert level change that never made any sense from a public health point of view. That particular alert level requirement meant that an area at the very tip of Northland, where there were a couple of cases—the line went through the centre of the Hokianga Harbour and then across to Kaeō and blocked off Kaitāia and the rest of the northern tip of Northland. Interestingly, the same day that that line was drawn, the Prime Minister of New Zealand had been visiting Rāwene, on the south coast of the Hokianga Harbour, and Kawakawa, just south of Kaeō. How convenient that the Prime Minister was never quite north of the line that went to alert level 3, and yet there's so many reasons why that line might have been drawn further south. There were suspected cases all the way down to Wellsford and even Warkworth, but isn't that interesting that the line was drawn just north of where the Prime Minister had been that day? [Interruption] I'm sure people will draw their own conclusions about that. Members at home might be able to hear Willow-Jean Prime, the member for Northland, chirping up there. I think she knows there's something in that, and that's why she's a little agitated by hearing it said.