Now that is unprecedented in any part of Government. One couldn't imagine the Minister for ACC, for example, saying, "Well, that claimant has a claim on the boundaries of accident or non-accident, but I'm going to direct ACC to grant cover and to pay the entitlements to which that person would then be eligible." Doesn't happen. In fact, there is a very strong separation between the ministerial, the governance, and the operating side of almost every part of Government—but not so immigration. So in the light of the significant powers that the Minister of Immigration is granted through the Immigration Act 2009, the Minister wants more power. In 2020, in the middle of a pandemic, when the country was locked down, when people were stuck either offshore or onshore—non-New Zealanders—and could not have their visa applications processed because Immigration New Zealand itself wasn't able to function in the way that they did, that law was appropriate. Not so much now.