But the Immigration Act itself is one that we do need to look at, because, as both Minister Andrew Little and the Leader of the Opposition have recognised, this is an area where a tension is created. A person who we cannot deport from our shores because they represent a significant threat to where they might go—or, sorry, have a threat against them to where they might go, is in turn a threat to our own people. Mr Little described it as a tension in our law which we will now have to discuss further. What we will not be able to do at any point is remove from our legal process the rights of appeal. We still have a rule of law; we still have a situation in which people are entitled to utilise those rights. What we have to do is create a system that is sufficiently robust to be able to handle this kind of situation. 