We can't do that in 21 days, and I'm sad we're back here again. The pattern is emerging of an override or a lip-service to the parliamentary process. There's some times when I've been in select committees when six months hasn't been long enough because of the complexity of the legislation that we're passing, and this is, on the face of it and in its detail, not a straightforward piece of legislation. I think the Minister said something like 350,000 non - New Zealanders in New Zealand last year on temporary visas. The number is probably pretty low, but one thing I know as a former Minister of Immigration is that every single one of those visa holders has a story that is different from the next, and one of the reasons we have such a huge piece of legislation in the Immigration Act 2009 and a mountainous pile of immigration instructions for Immigration New Zealand and their staff to follow is because every story is different, and that's why we need to have discretion; it's why we need to have exceptions to policy. It's pretty much why we needed, last year, to have this legislation—so that we could keep things going.