Other important changes include clarifying that orders made allowing for premises to open only if specified measures are complied with, or orders prohibiting gatherings of a certain kind, don't apply to Parliament or the courts. We're clarifying that orders made under the Health Act will continue in force as if made under the bill and can be enforced as if an order was made under this bill. We're clarifying, in terms of the matters the Minister may have regard to, any decision of the Government on the level of public health measures appropriate to—those are new words—respond to those risks of COVID-19. We're clarifying that for the purposes of the bill, the range of people who can be enforcement officers will only include those employed or engaged by the Crown. We're removing any different treatment for marae in relation to powers of entry under the bill, noting, however, that we've added a requirement for the enforcement officer to report to the relevant marae committee if a power of entry was used. I note that marae were originally included to add greater protections, not take them away. However, we've listened to concerns from the Māori Council and others following our consultation with them and, accordingly, removed that reference to marae.