We didn't have the numbers, as my colleague mentioned. A year ago, we had all the numbers of how many people's visas were outstanding and how many were to be processed. We asked, through the select committee this time, for those numbers. We expected to have those numbers. It would have helped us with our consideration of the bill. I would imagine it would take probably 10 or 15 seconds to get those numbers, if that was desired to be done. It wasn't—until after the select committee had finished its deliberations. Then we get the numbers about how many visas are outstanding. As we heard the Hon Michael Woodhouse talk about before, actually, there's been 400,000 less visas going to be processed than last year, so that's just outrageous. What's going on? 