Going back to the two-year sunset clause which I alluded to earlier, the Regulations Review Committee wrote to our committee and said, "You need to ensure that you are satisfied that the two-year extension is appropriate for these powers and you need to seek advice from officials." And what did we get from officials and what did we get from the Minister? We heard, "The Minister needs to be nimble."; "It's a continued need."; "He wanted three years and no sunset clause, so two years is entirely reasonable." They said that one year means we've got to come back again really soon and undertake a lot of work; it's really inconvenient. I put it to this House that such a large transfer of power from Immigration New Zealand to the Minister, saying that it's not convenient to come back in a year really isn't an excuse when we are giving him so much unbridled power. They also said, "Don't worry. It has to be COVID-related. So if COVID's no longer a problem, he can't use these powers." Except that COVID is always an excuse. We've seen this right across this Government. Everything can be harped back to COVID. And even the Minister, with his long residency queues, has said that it's because of COVID. Well, actually, those queues have been growing since 2018, but there you have it.