What we knew at the time was that we wanted to make sure we were supporting those temporary work visa holders in New Zealand who were either skilled, scarce, or settled, and also making a commitment to them, and also guaranteeing for the employers that are hiring those workers, who, obviously, were feeling the pressure of the borders being closed, that things would not get worse and that we would secure the workforce of those temporary work visa holders who were eligible. Again, we believe 110,000 eligible work visa holders onshore, but a lot of those applicants had partners and dependants offshore that we had almost no information on because they obviously weren't part of an application when that individual first put their temporary work visa application in.