The way in which he is exercising these powers over the last year—while we agree that he was justified in doing what he did, the time frame that he gave these people was not adequate. We argued vigorously all the way along through this process that he should have to give a far greater notice period. And we backed up the views of the New Zealand Law Society, who said he should have to give 28 days to give these people a period of notice so that they're not booking flights and having to uplift their lives. Remember that they are vulnerable and under extreme pressure and stress and anxiety. The Law Society also argued that it would give an additional safeguard on the bill in that these special directions could be scrutinised properly before they came into force. 