I'm quite confused by the view of the National Party on this bill because the National Party are not supporting this bill. I believe that they need to lift their heads up and have a look to see what's happening around the world, because this bill is required in order for the Minister to have the flexibility to respond to the COVID-19 challenges that are obviously happening around the world but they do affect us because no country lives in isolation. We heard from the National Party—to me, what I found quite a staggering statement from Chris Bishop, who said that they would have supported this bill except for the two-year time frame. So basically, what the member was saying was that he agrees the bill is necessary but that they're not supporting it simply because of this two-year time frame. The reality is—so what they're doing is then putting people at risk who need visas extended or people who need to move around the country or come to New Zealand or have various freedom of movement. They're putting all of that at risk because of this two-year time frame, so I'm going to start my speech by talking about that. 