I've heard in the last couple of days in the House here, of course, reference to freeing things up, opening things up, moving on, as though we have beaten this—well, we have not. I guess, in the one area of freedom of religious expression—I'm a Catholic, probably not practising as much as my mother would like—but, like so many, I guess, having the privilege of understanding that there is a greater being out there, and I guess we don't all go to a church or to a location every week, or maybe every month or every year, to acknowledge our religion and our religious beliefs. I think the people who have gone online or, through their own personal ways, shown their commitment to religion can continue to do that for another week or two to ensure that we stay ahead of this. This is not some restriction on the rights of New Zealanders. We trust New Zealanders as much as we trust them across all parts of our community and our economy.