Most of the submitters said that the conditions today are not the same as they were a year ago, and they will not be the same in a year. The Restaurant Association of New Zealand made that point, as did both the Auckland District Law Society and the New Zealand Law Society. But overarching—in my last few seconds—Immigration New Zealand is in big trouble. They've got huge backlogs. The residence queue has been frozen. The time frame for getting a residence is two years. And this is a very convenient way for the Minister to extend visas, not because of COVID but because of the mess that Immigration New Zealand are in. And while we agree that there are some cases in which he will need to exercise these powers, we will be arguing vehemently for a one-year clause that he should have to come back to this Parliament and explain why he needs a further year in that time frame, and we will be exploring this more at committee of the whole House.