Addressing the first point of the borders being closed for a lot longer than we expected, two years is so much longer than what anyone expected. Even at one year last time, you had people like the Law Society questioning whether or not that was too long a time, and they raised serious concerns about that. Now, we see in the Cabinet paper that he was actually thinking about three years, or having no sunset clause at all. So we must consider, in light of the Government's comments also around the need for purpose-built managed isolation and quarantine (MIQ) facilities—we've heard the Government saying, "Look, we don't need MIQ purpose-built facilities because even if we started now, by the time we'd have them built, it'd be 18 months and we won't have a reason for them in 18 months." Yet here we are, being asked to give the Minister of Immigration two years of these very, very special powers, and the question is: why does he need two years? 