So the bill passed last year, which we are amending through this stage, gives the Government and the Minister of Immigration eight powers, and those powers have to be linked to responding to the COVID-19 pandemic. Those powers are to "vary or cancel conditions for classes of resident visa class holders; to impose, vary, or cancel conditions for classes of temporary entry visa class holders: [thirdly] waive any regulatory requirements for certain classes of application … grant visas to individuals and classes of people in the absence of an application: extend the expiry dates of visas for classes of people: waive the requirement to obtain a transit visa in an individual case, or suspend a transit visa waiver made by regulations in an individual case: certify immigration instructions under which an immigration officer may revoke the entry permission of a person who has been detained by regulations made under the principal Act to have been granted entry permission: make regulations suspending the ability to make applications for visas or to submit expressions of interest in applying for visas by classes of people."