But there's a class of people out there called the split migrant families, who are still separated from their loved ones, who are in the invidious position of part of the family being in New Zealand and part not being in New Zealand because of COVID-19. These are people who were granted visas to come to New Zealand for work: in the case of Cameron Conradie from Hutt Valley High School in Lower Hutt, a maths teacher—a male maths teacher; there's not many of them in New Zealand—he came to Lower Hutt, and his family sold their house in South Africa. They packaged up their possessions and got themselves ready to move. And then COVID-19 hit. He is in New Zealand and his family are still in South Africa, and, as yet, there is no light on the horizon for him and his family to be reunited. 