Hon MICHAEL WOODHOUSE (National): Thank you, Mr Chair. I note from the Budget documents that there has been no reduction—in fact, a small increase—in Vote Immigration for this year. Not surprising—that's normally what happens in normal circumstances. But these are anything but normal times. Can he confirm data from the Immigration New Zealand website that in the past year, and despite the retention of all of the staff and all of the costs, more than 700,000 fewer visas have been processed in just three categories: international students, temporary work, and visitor visas? And if that's the case, to what work have those staff been put if they weren't processing those 700,000 visas? 