The second point is that it extends the visas of large groups of people for varying periods of time. The third one is that through regulations it can stop overseas people from making applications while we have border restrictions. Our borders are constantly being monitored. We've seen recently a travel bubble open with Australia. We don't know what the future will hold so the Minister of Immigration needs the flexibility to respond in real time to what's happening with COVID. A key aspect of that is around visas, it's around the borders. Effectively, it's around the movement of people and that's what this Government is doing: we're making very careful decisions to ensure, first and foremost, that the health and safety of New Zealanders is paramount, but at the same time working where we can to enable the movement of people. This is a practical piece of legislation and I commend it to the House.