A year ago, there was a need for this legislation. We had a thousand or more Immigration New Zealand employees who were unable to work from home during lockdown and unable to process visas. Even under level 3, we had only 20 percent of those workers allowed back to work, and at level 2, 50 percent, so there was a need for extraordinary powers to be passed to the Minister in the absence of Immigration New Zealand officials not being able to go to work. With around 350,000 temporary visa holders onshore at the time needing help from Immigration New Zealand, again, this legislation was necessary. We had 200,000-plus work visa holders with employment conditions that needed variations, 70,000 student visa holders needing their visa conditions relaxed, and 55,000 visitor visa holders needing extensions.