Hon KRIS FAAFOI: When the Government took the decision to introduce the 2021 resident visa, we were dealing with a macro problem of employers wanting to make sure they had certainty and the employees wanting to make sure that they have certainty. That will, as forecast, be eligible for about 110,000 people who will be able to get residency. The numbers around working holiday scheme or visa holders in New Zealand at the moment are about 4,000, so it's obviously a much smaller tranche. Those people within that tranche, who have the skills and the ability to stay on an essential skills work visa, can get a visa to ensure they can stay in the country, continue to work, and when the applications for the resident visa end in July of this year and the normal criteria for a skilled migrant category resume, those people will continue to be able to apply for residency.