Now, it may have what the Minister believes is good intent. It may relate to a healthcare setting, for example, but even then, I think we need to know what we're empowering the Government to do. Take a GP practice. A GP practice may make a decision not to allow unvaccinated people on to the premises. Maybe they'll do consultations by Zoom. Maybe they'll get blood tests picked up by an authorised test-taker. The hospital I used to manage in Dunedin has already issued a policy that says that patients must be vaccinated before they are admitted. Visitors can't come in unless they are vaccinated. Now, that's a pretty big step. I'm not sure I would have taken it quite so black and white. But is the Government now going to pass a regulation that forces them to accept an unvaccinated patient or an unvaccinated visitor? Does it apply to the pharmacy? Does it apply to the supermarket?