Hon KRIS FAAFOI (Minister of Immigration): Yes. Under the broad and streamlined 2021 resident visa policy, we have already received over 2,500 applications from migrants working in health and aged care. Officials expect around 10,000 migrants working in health and aged care are likely to be eligible. There are some migrants working in health who may fall outside the criteria due to being students or working holidaymakers. If these migrants want to stay in New Zealand, they can apply for a work visa to ensure they can continue to have work rights and a valid visa. Under established residency settings, these workers will qualify when the category reopens this year. We are rebalancing our immigration settings with the intent of promoting higher skills and higher wages. These changes are likely to be to the advantage of migrant doctors and nurses.