There are two orders that I'm asking the House to confirm. The first, the COVID-19 Public Health Response (Alert Level Requirements) Order (No 6) 2021 sets out the nationwide alert level 1 requirements. So it sets out what we are asking of all New Zealanders while New Zealand as a whole stays at alert level 1. Just to put this into context for those who haven't been following this debate from the beginning, when we move to an alert level escalation for whatever reason, a new order is put in place, whether it's moving to alert level 2, alert level 3, alert level 4, and so on. That new alert level will specify who the new alert level applies to, bearing in mind that our recent escalations have not applied to the whole country in some instances; they've applied to a geographical area. So the new orders that would be issued if we were to do that would apply to a particular area, and it would specify who that was and it would specify what the restrictions were. People largely know what to expect from those orders now, given that our alert level framework—1, 2, 3, and 4—are now reasonably well understood. 