So the question is: are we giving the Minister an extra two years of this extraordinary power because of decisions this Government has made prior to COVID, like closing down offshore offices and transferring that visa processing capacity to onshore? Are we now transferring that power to the Minister because of decisions that they've made for our immigration department, who are now not able to process a couple of hundred thousand visas? As I said before, there's 450,000 fewer visas being processed across four different categories. We're only talking about a couple of hundred thousand people onshore and, the Minister said, 10 percent of the people who've come through managed isolation, which is only 13,500—you add those two together, we're still only maybe at around 250,000. That's still 200,000 visas shy of what we were doing in 2019. So why is it that the immigration department can't process these visas and that we have to give the Minister the power to do it?