TEANAU TUIONO (Green): Kia ora, Madam Speaker. I rise on behalf of the Greens, in this split call, to talk on the Immigration (COVID-19 Response) Amendment Bill. The original amendment of this bill, when passed last year—and I just wanted to acknowledge the context in which this bill was passed. We were moving into lockdown and things needed to move quickly and fast, and the Government did that. So I wanted to acknowledge that context. In terms of trying to keep our country safe and moving forward through the COVID crisis, the amendment Act created eight time-limited powers, and we are looking to extend those powers. But I was just reflecting on what my Uncle Ben said to me once. He said, "With great power comes great responsibility.", so with this great responsibility, I think it's also a time that we need to actually reflect on what the future policy settings for immigration could look like.