Hon PAUL GOLDSMITH (National): Mr Speaker Muller, it's very good to have you in the Chair and to have the opportunity to make some comments on this bill. This is a bill that this Government will pass—they have the numbers—and that we supported last year as an extraordinary measure to give the Minister of Immigration extraordinary powers to deal with circumstances brought about by this COVID-19. The point that concerns us, however, is that this lazy Minister has come up and just extended his extraordinary powers for two years, because, apparently, it would be too much trouble for Parliament to consider whether or not it is appropriate to extend those powers one year from now. The only point we're making is that we think one year is more than sufficient an extension, and then we can reconsider that. That doesn't mean we have to start legislation in two months' time; it means that we should be able to give sufficient thought to this in the months ahead, as to whether it's necessary to extend these extraordinary powers.