At the time we passed this bill a year ago, we had 350,000 visa holders onshore—a significant amount of people that needed the conditions of their visas changed, potentially. But those numbers have changed, and we heard nothing from the Minister today—there was nothing in his speech—to indicate what those numbers are now. We know that a significant amount of those people have left. The question for the Minister is: why can't those Immigration New Zealand officials who are now working from their place of work process these visas in the normal way that they normally would? There haven't been any numbers from the Minister on this to give us any reason to grant him these extraordinary powers for such a long period of time, and you'd think that he would have given them today, given that he is asking for such a lot for such a long time. 