MARJA LUBECK: Fair enough. Fair enough. So coming back to the bill, we had many submitters, as the previous speaker mentioned, that actually submitted on general immigration themes. And we do acknowledge that there have been difficulties caused by the fact that we had to close the border. But that is out of the scope of this particular bill. The original bill that was passed by Parliament was passed unanimously, and at the time it was obvious that the Opposition did see the need for these powers by the Minister to be able to be flexible and nimble and be able to, perhaps, respond to changing situations. There's still a chance that there may be a variant of the virus coming along, so restricting this bill to perhaps only a one-year time line would be unwise because we would find ourselves back here—hopefully not, but it could potentially be the case that we would see ourselves here within a few months arguing an extension of the powers yet again. So it is still a very uncertain situation. 