Then there's the question of how the Government has used the power it has to control the movement of New Zealanders around this country and enforce those rules. As a Parliament, when we started out with this COVID-19 Public Health Response Act, we gave the Government the power to act nimbly in a changing public health situation with the right legal framework, and what has been the experience of a simple concept, which is analysing the costs and benefits and risks of Aucklanders leaving the city to travel throughout New Zealand? What is the chance of somebody who is not vaccinated in Auckland leaving the city, actually harms somebody outside? The Government hasn't calculated that. And, at various times, they've said that, when people leave the city, every car will be stopped—then "Some cars will be stopped."