Obviously, for most New Zealanders at the moment, COVID-19 doesn't work, but for the 350,000 temporary visa holders that are in New Zealand, they're kind of stuck in a bit of limbo. When, traditionally, as the Minister pointed out, an individual applicant would have their application considered by an individual immigration officer, that's clearly not feasible at the moment. If you look at the different categories of visa holders, because I think sometimes there's far too many generalisations around those who are on work visas—if I reflect on my own electorate, if I reflect on essential workers and those courageous men and woman who got us through the five weeks of level 4 lockdown, many of them were here on essential skilled visas, particularly in our healthcare area and also our aged-care sectors.