ERICA STANFORD: That's OK; apology accepted. This is important because the Regulations Review Committee wrote to us and they were concerned about two years, and so I'm concerned about two years. The New Zealand Law Society is concerned about two years. In fact, every organisation who's submitted is concerned about two years. So it's really important that we get to the bottom of this as to why the Minister needs the powers for such a long time, why his department don't have the capacity to do it. A year ago, it was because they were at home; today, it's because we don't have the capacity to do it. Which one is it, because there are fewer visas being processed today than there were two years ago, by 200,000, and yet your department doesn't have the capacity to do that. There's only 13,500 Critical Purpose Visitor Visas that they're approving. That's not that many, even when you add it to the people who are onshore. So what are the reasons that this bill is required for such a long time?