I was particularly moved by a constituent who rang me last night to tell me about the death of his elderly father and the fact that they had planned on the assumption that when moving to level 2 this Thursday they would be able to have a funeral bordering on normality—obviously, no hugging, still having to observe physical distancing, but at least with members of the family and close friends of the deceased able to gather together, because mourning is such an important part of the grieving process and of the healing process. It was only a fortnight ago that the Prime Minister spoke about what level 2 would look like, and she said at that point—and this is what so many churches and others have been relying upon, including those who have been thinking about funerals in recent days—that level 2 would include gatherings of up to 100 people. So they planned accordingly. Many have made arrangements to travel accordingly, only to be told now that can't happen. Well, that is heartless, and more, it's inexplicable. They do not understand what changed over the last fortnight—why, when it was going to be OK a fortnight ago to have a gathering of that nature, did we suddenly find just yesterday that it would be down to gatherings of no more than 10?