We understand that up to 7,000 people have applications, expressions of interest, for residency on ice, plus thousands more, which, in theory, could be being processed within a two-year time frame, although there is no actual time frame for their expressions of interest for residency to be considered. Currently, that is all suspended. So while the Government may consider that this is success, it really shows you what a low bar and what a lack of ambition the Government has, actually, to create better public policy. It also shows, by offering such a limited opportunity to consider this bill at select committee, how reluctant they are to expose their poor public policy, their flawed approach to regulation, their lack of concern about the regulatory impact of these types of bills. 