The other thing to note is this: that it's all very nice to say that these are terrible powers, but six out of the eight powers set out in the bill are powers to give indulgences to people who need special consideration. So we've seen people stuck in New Zealand on student visas or work visas or even visitor visas. Now, travel has been very difficult; so the Minister has been able, when appropriate, when those visas are coming up to expiry, with a stroke of the pen, as Mr Bishop—well, you said biro, actually; a stroke with the biro to extend the visas of those people. Now, that's really important because if we had to go through an arduous process, that wouldn't be possible and those people would be in New Zealand illegally. That's not good for anyone at all.