The submitters were really clear that the issue wasn't so much with the bill itself but how the power is being used, and the Green Party is making it clear that we are providing support at the second reading but with the call for the Minister to address the issues addressed by submitters, as well as to look into some of the broader structural issues that our immigration system faces. Many of these were discussed during our select committee stage. Some of these may not be able to be addressed by the nature of this bill, but we do believe we cannot be waiting for a Productivity Commission inquiry to start acting on some of these key issues, such as Immigration New Zealand being run as a business, relying on visa fees in order to sustain itself. Issues around visa processing delays ultimately have been a political action to lower residency and immigration numbers, and it has caused ill and damage to our migrant communities who are facing anxiety.