Hon Dr DAVID CLARK: I do reject the premise of the question, and I do, again, want to acknowledge that this is a particularly difficult issue for people. As I've said, I know that I found this a difficult decision—to restrict the attendance at funerals—and I know the Prime Minister did and other members of the Cabinet also. But we do not want to see community transmission, and we do not want to see the kind of tragedy that's happened overseas at funerals where people have come together to mourn a loved one and then further tragedy has ensued. We hope that in a short period of time, we will continue to see the risk diminished, and then we will see the ability for more people to gather. But when people gather and are in funeral situations—having conducted them myself, I know that people want to physically console each other, and it does not seem fair to put people in a position where there is risk to them and to the wider community. 