I think that there has been some criticism of this bill, and particularly from Lane Neave, a law firm in Canterbury, who put an article out that was quite critical of the bill. As one immigration adviser described it to me, this is a leap of faith, this legislation; we don't have time to consider it. Yes, I think that's a fair criticism, and it's something that this House does reluctantly, but it has to. But it is incumbent upon the Epidemic Response Committee and the Minister's officials to ensure that all of the questions are addressed, that the questions are not only just addressed, they are addressed in detail so that we ensure all the fish-hooks that will be in there are dealt with.