We have also made changes so that more businesses can get the skills they need. Since August, 1,300 normally resident temporary work visa holders, who had jobs, family, and homes in New Zealand, but were unable to return due to border restrictions, have returned to New Zealand as part of a border exception. The Government has extended some employer-assisted and working holiday visas so that people can continue to work for industries needing their skills, and we are currently assessing what else we can do in this space. A number of groups of workers have been provided a class exception to the border closure; the largest to date was the exception for the Recognised Seasonal Employer scheme—or RSE scheme.