It's just like the types of decisions that we made during lockdown where we stayed home, the types of decisions we made to keep our essential workers safe from this virus. So it does fall within the realm of what we will take care of, as New Zealanders, for each other. So we do say that the balance was met well, by allowing those who wish to come home to live—who were overseas when COVID hit—to not be charged. But those who want to come home for a visit, or for business, will be charged, unless they're facing financial difficulty—in which case they will have access to a payment plan. If not, they will be able to apply for compassionate dispensation, in cases where people are, for example, coming back to look after a sick relative. It may be a funeral, it may be a happy occasion—if it's the birth of a baby—and those cases will be administered on a case by case basis. The fee may, in those cases, still be completely dispensed with. 