The second point, which I've kind of already covered, is in relation to the speed of the passing. Three weeks at committee, as I've mentioned in my opening remarks, was not enough time, and simply saying, as the Minister says, "Trust me; I'll do the right thing." is not an appropriate basis for lawmaking. That is essentially his argument: "I will do the right thing." Well, Kris Faafoi's a good guy. He's a sensible bloke. That may well be the case, but he may not be the immigration Minister in six months' time, and Parliament deserves better than what we've been dished up today.