The Minister never came to this House and gave us figures of how many people—this is prior to last night—were still onshore or the capacity of the workers at Immigration New Zealand to be able to do their jobs. His argument in the first passing of this bill last year was "There are 350,000 people onshore and none of my officers can work from home." And we agreed with that and we voted unanimously to transfer these powers to the Minister. But none of those arguments, not a single one, was brought up this time, and they were the main reasons for him to have this power in the first place.