It's a missed opportunity because the bill was the Government's chance to put right some of their previous mistakes. It makes a number of reasonable amendments to the Act, particularly around managed isolation and quarantine, that we would have been happy to support. However, this bill also deals with the enforcement of the Act and associated regulations. Therefore, this should have been the Government's opportunity to amend section 20, which enables warrantless entry of marae by officers of the State. The provision could easily have been aligned with the wording that was recently agreed to by a select committee on the Water Services Bill. That wording made it explicitly clear that entry on to marae and other private property can occur with consent or with a warrant. Currently, this Act still singles out marae, the cultural, economic, and spiritual centre of Māori life. This is despite the victory laps made by Labour last year when they announced the change of the provision. They tried to fool our people and pretend that the unwarranted search of marae was no longer there, when, really, all they have done was required a report which must be sent out to the relevant marae committee. That is sent out after they've done the search of our marae. Seriously, this is misleading.