The explanatory note also goes on to say—and it's pretty obvious—that at the time the immigration system was facing unprecedented challenges in managing a large number of migrants who, practically, are unable to leave New Zealand due to COVID-19 outbreaks. Ordinarily, temporary migrants are required to submit individual applications for a new visa or to vary its conditions where circumstances change and, for example, they need to be redeployed by their employer into a different role or different region. Now, the reality of what the Opposition is asking us—and if I can take an example of the Recognised Seasonal Employer scheme (RSE)—is that if we wanted to change the conditions of some of those visas, the 4,500 RSE workers that were here before we allowed the extra 2,012 in would've had to put their applications in to vary or change a circumstance on their visa, whenever that may have come up, on an individual basis. Now, if we allowed that to happen, I can bet quite a lot of money that the Opposition would be in this House saying, "This is taking too long. What is happening? This is not happening at a fast enough pace." 