In summary, this is really important. It will be an amendment bill that will be subject to public scrutiny, and, as one of my colleagues commented earlier, New Zealand's immigration system does need to be flexible, yes, but, in my view, it also needs to maintain its currency and its value. We are perceived and seen and received around the world as having a strong response to COVID, and our immigration settings, our immigration approach, is a key part of that. It is a keystone, a cornerstone, part of that. And so on that basis, I am delighted to commend this bill to the House.