Hon MICHAEL WOOD: As I've said before, the overwhelming number of businesses are doing the right thing and, particularly when WorkSafe provides support and guidance, they generally respond very well. But it is important that a clear message is sent to the very small number who consistently and deliberately flout the rules. Some of these cases include businesses not having systems in place to check other people's vaccine passes, to scan QR codes; allowing unvaccinated staff to continue working in spite of vaccine mandates; or failing to keep accurate contact-tracing records. Where these cases are persistent and deliberate and there is no response to reasonable engagement from WorkSafe they have taken a strong approach, including the imposition of infringement notices and fines of between $4,000 and $12,000 per offence, and that should send a strong message and give confidence to good Kiwi businesses that the other businesses who are not doing as they should do face consequences.