The bill then goes on to extend the penalties that people pay if they transgress the rules. Now, that in and of itself is probably not an entirely bad thing. The penalties for breaking the rules should be sufficient to deter people from breaching them. I think it's reasonable to say that some of the penalties in the low hundreds of dollars for a lot of people haven't been a reasonable consideration for taking risks that would have a widespread community impact. But, of course, you only need to do that if the intention is to double down on a strategy based on isolation and lockdowns. Locking down and locking out, isolating New Zealand from the world, that has become completely unsustainable. There's got to be a better way.