Hon KRIS FAAFOI (Minister of Immigration): I hate to burst the member's bubble, but she may want to go look at the explanatory note, and I think in the version of the Act as it is now, because it says the Act as currently drafted—and this is the original Immigration Act—has a very limited ability to deal with applicants as a class or groups of individuals. In emergency situations, this creates challenges and constrains the Government's ability to respond flexibly where, for example, large numbers of visas need to be changed or extended at once. So to cherry-pick one of the reasons as to why this piece of legislation was brought in in the first place because of closures under either level 4 or level 3, I believe, is disingenuous. 