I'd just like to go to the enforcement part of it. This looks terrible. We've had someone in East Coast Bays talking about, apparently, she has got a tinnie house or a drug house—no doubt full of cocaine in that part of the world—but somehow this is comparable with a children's birthday party. Just have a look at what the enforcement powers are. It just allows the police, where they believe people have gathered in contravention of an order—an existing order, an order which already exists—to ensure we remain safe for the purpose of giving people a direction to comply with the order; that's what it does. It's means that police officers—I mean, I've been a police officer for 40 years. This is a very pragmatic, workable piece. It is not going to be used to stomp on the civil rights of New Zealanders at all; it is pragmatic, because the opposite is that so called children's birthday party. For the police to have to go and get a search warrant to actually go in there to prevent this virus being moved around—just the share practicalities of that, because that's what the Opposition are asking for.