So we put up a Supplementary Order Paper (SOP)—or, actually, Erica Stanford did, an excellent SOP—that would limit the bill to one year. She also put up another excellent SOP, which would require the Minister, unless there were extenuating circumstances, to not bring in these conditions for 28 days. He'd notify what it was, but 28 days later it would be enacted. The purpose of that was to force the Minister to act in a timely manner so we didn't have the situation we did in Auckland where school students were refused entry into school because they were, effectively, illegal in the country because their parents' visas had expired. That was about the Minister not acting soon enough to actually use the stroke of the pen and these extraordinary powers that he had to do it in an efficient way.