Hon KRIS FAAFOI: The original piece of legislation passed, roughly, 12 or 13 months ago was in order to respond flexibly and swiftly and quickly to the global pandemic. That allowed Immigration New Zealand to deal with visa changes as classes and not as individuals, and I think there was a fundamental misunderstanding of that from the Opposition, both through the select committee and through the second reading and committee of the whole House, given the contributions that they gave in those debates and in the select committee process. Again, I will reiterate: this piece of legislation was brought in in order to deal with the border closures at this time last year and to give the flexibility to the Government to make those changes. 