ERICA STANFORD (National—East Coast Bays): Thank you, Madam Chair. I'd like to go back to these children of the residence visa applicants who are turning 18 and can't do anything, because I thought it was very interesting the Minister's last response. I want to clarify: is the Minister seriously saying that he believes that the thousands of 18-year-olds in this country who are part of their family's residence application should, with no experience, no education, split from their parents' application, get a job on an essential skills work visa—if they'd even get a job that would make immigration give them a work visa. And then how on earth would they ever get residence with no education, being an 18-year-old leaving school with no skills, no experience, and no education?