Dr DUNCAN WEBB (Labour—Christchurch Central): Kia orana, Madam Chair, and kia orana, Mr Bayly. Congratulations on getting this bill to this stage. Look, the provision I'm interested in is the one relating to refugees, which is new section 8A. Just a couple of things: as I understand it—and I'd just really like confirmation—what this means is that the law as it stands will, essentially, continue for refugees; it will be 10 years at most. It may not be something you're able to answer, because it relates to the Minister's Supplementary Order Paper (SOP), because—