So I suppose my question for the Minister is—and it might be very difficult one to answer—that I just wonder: it's all very well to provide health advice to members of the public, but they don't accept it, necessarily, and, certainly, the more remotely you live in New Zealand, it appears the less likely you are to accept advice from the centre. So I suppose my worry with this—and, as I said, I don't have the answer—kind of bill is, if we're going to put these in place, we've got to find a way of generally getting acceptance. I accept we won't get everyone to accept it, but we need to find ways as we manage these processes of getting people to accept that, effectively, these decisions are made for the better of their own health, just like getting vaccinated is, or filling out your statistics correctly is.