ERICA STANFORD (National—East Coast Bays): Thank you, Madam Chair. I want to talk to the Minister about the way in which he has exercised some of his powers under this legislation. We talked at first reading and in select committee about some of the ways in which the powers have been used, and most of them for the right reasons—we're not saying that the Minister has used his powers in the wrong way. The issue has been with the lack of timeliness and the communication around the way in which those powers have been exercised. We saw last year some classes of work visa holders that were given only three days' notice before their visas were extended. We saw earlier this year, in February, five days' notice before whole classes of visitor visas were extended. The amount of anxiety and stress for these vulnerable people, who are being given a very, very short period of time before their visas are due to expire, to know that they've got that extension, is not very good work on behalf of the Minister, and there has been no reason given for why he has had to give them such a short period of time. 