We look forward to those in the public and members on the other side of the House having an opportunity to scrutinise the bill. Again, those powers are similar to what were traversed by the last select committee, the Epidemic Response Committee, in the last Parliament, and they contain powers relating to classes of persons that can only be exercised by special directions made by the Minister of Immigration, made public, and, of course, can be overturned. Again, after 12 months, it's timely that a select committee and the public are able to have a look at that. Again, 13 submissions to the select committee last time—we encourage people, in the expedited select committee process, to have their say.