And I have to say, for many people this is deeply personal. I can't claim to have any great connection to Ukraine, but I know someone who does—Nataliya Shchetkova, the proprietor of La Vista restaurant of St Heliers, who came to national attention a few years ago. And I got in touch with her and I said, "I'm so sorry, I can't imagine what it must be like for your family." And she said, "All we want is for them to be here." As the rest of the world opens its borders unconditionally to hundreds of thousands of Ukrainian refugees walking across their border—of course it is harder for New Zealand, a country that is literally on the opposite of the world. But if there are to be barriers to those people being reunited, safe, with their family here in New Zealand, surely the barrier should be geographical rather than legal. We should let them come here immediately, in these circumstances.