I get a little confused when I hear people complaining that the Government's not done enough to stop an upsurge in parties over the last weekend. Well, this bill, when we get down to level 2, will ensure that the police can do something about that, because no one wants those breaches to go unchallenged, not dealt with—that is very clear. And yes, there are some extraordinary powers in there: that they can enter a private dwelling house without a warrant, but that's only if they have reasonable grounds to believe that the people have gathered there in contravention of the order and entry is necessary to give a direction to cease that activity. I would like to think that a party that's setting itself up to run a very strong law and order campaign in September would agree with that; would back the police as they've said they would; would agree that the police, in these circumstances, need the power to act and bring to an end illegal gatherings or gatherings that are likely to jeopardise the health, the safety, the wellbeing of their own whānau, of their own community, of their own neighbourhood, and there, from that, the nation's as a whole.