The reasons that this Parliament agreed to grant these powers in the first instance was, as I mentioned, that those Immigration New Zealand workers were unable to work from home, but now we're in a situation where we have a thousand-plus Immigration New Zealand officials who are all able to work from their place of work. They're not at home, or they shouldn't be at home—I assume they're all working from home and have the ability to process visas—and the question for the Minister is: what work has he undertaken in the last 12 months to enable his staff, the thousand-plus staff, to be able to work from home? 