I also want to acknowledge the particular grief that has been shared in this House by our whānau up and down the country, who have expressed the desire to mourn for our people in the way that our tikanga would permit or suggest we need to convene to mourn the loss of loved ones. There have been concerns raised with me that there is a targeted provision that excludes or precludes Māori from being able to exercise our tikanga. That is not what I read in this bill, and that is not what I understand the intention to be, but I do acknowledge that there have been significant amendments, just announced today, to enable the balance of striking the correct public health considerations with people's ability to grieve—that that has been amended today. Whilst that isn't specifically needed to be addressed in this bill, I think it's important to note here, because these issues have been condensed together.