That again goes to the fact that the people of New Zealand have entrusted us, again, with a responsibility to keep that armour around the country and to have the settings of that right to keep us safe. So all of those things in totality mean that we want to ensure that we have these powers for whatever length of time we believe is necessary—and at this stage it is two years—to keep the country safe. If anyone in this hall has got a crystal ball about how long they think the COVID-19 pandemic situation is going to last for, I would happily buy it off you. But I would hazard a guess that we will be in a similar position with our border settings in a year, and therefore we will need to continue having the flexibility that is within this bill to make the decisions that we have been trusted and will continue to be trusted to make.