Then the second point is this: it was passed extremely quickly. Again, we look back and say, "2020—OK, sure, you pass something through under urgency. We had to deal with a difficult situation." But here's the question for Parliament and that Labour members have to answer: what have they done over the last year? Why did this Act run up right to the end of its time—it's expiry date—and then, all of a sudden, the Government realises it's about to expire and we've got to extend it? Why did it take so long to realise that? Now, I realise there was an election in the meantime—sure—and I realise that Parliament wasn't sitting, but this Act was passed in May last year and here we are, again, in May, 2021. There's plenty of time to pass this piece of legislation and that would have allowed a proper ventilation of the issues, and it would have allowed a proper ventilation of the issues of split migrant families. Their submissions to the committee were ruled out of scope. The reason why they were there is because the Government keeps saying that they will do something about it, but yet they are not. 