In relation to the 28-day rule that my colleague Ms Stanford has spoken about, we believe that would be an improvement to the legislation. We advanced that as a Supplementary Order Paper (SOP) in Ms Stanford's name, in good faith. We share the view of the Law Society that this would be appropriate for instruments created by special direction. What we had last year was Ministers issuing directions, giving visa extensions, only a few days before whole classes of visas were due to expire. And again, I recognise the exigency of the circumstances, but there should be no justification for that now, and a 28-day notice rule for special directions would ensure that at least some modicum of notice is given. We need to remember that temporary visa holders, as members opposite will know from their constituency work, are in very vulnerable situations. 