I want to refer also to clause 23 of the bill, which puts in place regulations for the Minister to set infringements. We had a lot of discussion in select committee around this point. Why are we trying to introduce more infringements, more fines, that may be appropriate in a highly restrictive environment, but, again, that is in the past; it is not the future. We are starting to relax those environments, relax some of those restrictions. Heck, the Minister and the Prime Minister can't even articulate when Aucklanders can actually get out of the city, when I can get down to the Waikato and see my mother and father, who I haven't seen for 91 days; my grandchildren to see their grandparents. There will be stories across this country and across Auckland of that, and that is real. The border element is completely unnecessary in regards to that, and the element around infringements, which have been increased in that, is a stick-stick-stick approach, which works well in the past but not in the future.