Hon STUART NASH (Minister of Police): I haven't seen that particular email, though, of course, I've heard of it. One thing I would say is, police were very clear to get Crown Law advice on the powers they had, but I would also say that police, I believe, have been very transparent and they published their operational direction. People knew exactly what they were doing because they put it out there, and I think they have taken a very proactive response. One of their mission statements is to deliver a more responsive, community-focused police service, so they haven't gone out and arrested people and then asked questions later. What they have done is they have spoken to people; they've take an educational approach. Where necessary, they've issued written warnings, which is a new initiative under the COVID-19 response framework. Where it has been required, they have taken a punitive approach and they have made a number of arrests and sent people forward for prosecution, but, by and large, it is an educational working with the community as opposed to going in there with a really big hammer and, you know, arresting and then asking questions later. So I would like to say that I do believe that their operational response to COVID has been very appropriate to the circumstances within which we find ourselves.