The issue at stake here is a change to our immigration settings that enables the Minister to exercise extraordinary power. That power, obviously, will be exercised within a policy envelope, and, given the tremendous level of interest that our party has in the role immigration policy will play going forward in the COVID recovery, there will be lots of discussions as to what is an acceptable envelope. But the Minister has made quite a compelling case, and I don't think all of our MPs realised how many global citizens were actually caught up by this COVID lockdown—into the hundreds of thousands—and we do need to reflect a level of humanity in dealing with their awful situation. They are not able to pack up and go home. They do want, in many cases, to remain in the country, and I look forward to the submissions that will inevitably flow.