RICARDO MENÉNDEZ MARCH (Green): Following from the questions of the member to my right, I'm also interested in hearing about the people who were stranded overseas and their visas have now expired—I'm thinking of post-study work visas, thinking of people who may have a valid working holiday visa who were due to come and are now still trapped overseas, particularly during the period that we're reviewing; thinking what the rationale has been for perhaps not using those powers in the past, and whether the Minister could give some indication around whether that may change in terms of giving some assurances to post-study work visa holders here. And, more broadly, for those that are here, our communities onshore—many who are feeling a bit despondent about the fact that some investors are easily able to access residency class visas while they seem to have very few pathways—whether there'd be any reviews based on what has happened during the past year, around the inequities that exist for our working class migrants compared to our investor category migrants?