We are asking for an expedited process through the select committee, for this process, for the simple fact, which I pointed out in my first reading speech, that the powers within the bill that was passed last year expire on 15 May. In order for the Government to have one of the crucial tools that we have used to keep New Zealand safe over the last 12 months, to be able to maintain the system flexibility within our immigration system, to respond to the pandemic that these powers approved by Parliament this year, it's extremely important to continue to have as an important tool for the Government. As was said in first reading speeches, again, the powers that are in the amendment bill are the same powers that were dealt with in the Act as it is and which were taken through select committee. The only minor amendment, I believe, that is within the legislation—the bill that has passed now—is that the relevant regulations, time frame, the request in the bill is to move that window from a three-month window to a six-month window. Again, the existing safeguards within the current Act look to be extended as well.