Hon KRIS FAAFOI (Minister of Immigration): Kia ora, Mr Speaker. Yes, this Government supports inclusive policies for migrants with disabilities. The kinds of polices I'd like to point out are: since reopening the refugee quota in February of last year, we have brought to New Zealand 19 urgent referrals from the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees where a person or their family member has a disability. Up to 75 places of the 1,500 places in the refugee quota programme can be used for refugees with medical conditions and disabilities. The immigration system needs to ensure it manages the demands it puts on our health system, and this is why we have had a threshold for some time. Partners and dependent children of New Zealand citizens, residents, and refugees will ordinarily be granted a waiver. The Government is currently reviewing whether the threshold is appropriate.