Hon KRIS FAAFOI (Minister of Immigration): Like Dr Megan Woods, I will be listening to some of the questions during the debate and bunching them up for efficiency. Can I just note the context in which we are in at the moment. Obviously, everyone knows about COVID. But between 20 March of last year and 4 May of this year, there have been 226,819 arrivals at our border; for the subsequent time the previous year, the usual arrivals of people into New Zealand were 7 million. So the effect of closing our border means we do have very constrained arrivals into New Zealand. We know the effect of that. We are, obviously, trying to manage that, and channelling questions that, I think, may come within the next 20 or so minutes, we understand that the border restrictions over that period of time have created difficulties for numbers of people who are unable to enter the border.