We're saying that it is actually important that New Zealanders have a chance to have a say about this. Why? Because the powers in this legislation are extraordinary. This is an area where it is an incredibly fraught area of Government policy: how to handle with the rules around immigration. People's lives are affected by these decisions in an enormous way, and all New Zealanders are aware—and everybody in this Parliament is aware—of the lives that have been put on hold by the situation that we face with COVID and the extraordinary pressures on many families. So how we handle these issues is incredibly delicate, and it is important that New Zealanders feel absolutely confident that the decision making is made in a way that is defendable, robust, and predictable. So the situation that we have with the extraordinary powers handed into the hands of the Minister is, like I say, something that we accept as a reality that is required. 