Now, I would like to touch on a couple of the submissions that particularly stood out to me, and some of them have been selectively referenced by the previous speaker. It's also worth noting that, in fact, all of the businesses that submitted on this bill—every single one—acknowledged the efforts of Immigration in what have been, obviously, such challenging circumstances. The Auckland District Law Society (ADLS) was quoted by the previous speaker, but what she didn't mention was that ADLS actually said that "the Bill as drafted has sufficient safeguards in ensuring that the Minister of Immigration is unable to delegate the majority of the special direction powers, and that Parliamentary scrutiny will apply where such powers are exercised". 