I just want to lay out that thinking, because what we got was an assurance—or a commitment, at least—that this would be used for good. It was a very kind of comic book - type comment from the officials: "These are powers that will be used for good." That was literally what they said. And I believe that that's the intent, but I am concerned that the black letter law, with these three legs, could be negatively affected—absolute discretion and the Minister doesn't have to give a reason is a pretty risky combination. So we've received those assurances through the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment's immigration team, and I believe them. I know them well; they're good people. But I just want to put on record that that was a concern of the committee. 