The bill will do this by introducing eight time-limited powers. In order through the bill they are: the power to extend, vary, or cancel conditions for classes of resident-class visa holders; the power to impose, vary, or cancel conditions for classes of temporary entry-class visa holders; the power to waive any prescribed regulatory requirements for applying for a visa with respect to classes of people; the power to grant visas to individuals and classes of people in the absence of an application; the power to extend the expiry dates of temporary-class visas for classes of people; the power to waive in an individual case the requirement to obtain a transit visa; the power to revoke the entry permission of a person who has been deemed by regulations to have been granted entry permission; and the power to suspend the ability for any class of persons to make applications for visas or submit expressions of interest in applying for visas.