Now, as far as I can tell, there hasn't been a material reduction, if at all, in the number of staff that work in Immigration New Zealand, and so why on earth should we be giving these powers to the Minister? Now, one of the reasons the Minister has the discretion that he or she has under the Immigration Act is because every application is different. We're guided by those instructions, but nevertheless there is a chime to exercise a discretion and say, actually, despite the instructions this is the right thing to do, and the Minister and delegated decision makers at Immigration New Zealand can do that. Only they're not doing it now. It doesn't matter that those individual decisions for an applicant might warrant an examination by an Immigration New Zealand staff member or the Minister. Whole classes of visa decisions are going to be made.