The other point that came out was the difficulty of refugees who, of course, don't choose to come to New Zealand. In a perfect world, they would not have to flee the conflict zones from which they often run and they'd be able to stay with their families and in their place of birth. They're forced out, and so it's not the case that they can be criticised in any way for turning up and, you know, making some unwarranted demand. They'd rather not be doing that at all. So given the kind of compulsion of their arrival in New Zealand and that, of course, under the UN programme they don't even choose which country they end up in, in those situations it is entirely appropriate that they have the shorter period and they can access the support that is there pretty much straight away. 