ERICA STANFORD (National—East Coast Bays): Today is an auspicious day. In fact, it is an anniversary for the Minister of Immigration—happy anniversary, Minister. I made the Minister a card, actually. It's from an old Christmas card with "Happy Christmas" crossed out and "Happy anniversary" written on it. I'm sure he'll appreciate it none the less, because on this day, 24 March 2021, we officially observe the one-month anniversary of the day that the Prime Minister told Minister Faafoi to do his job. On this day exactly one month ago, Jacinda Ardern was made aware by the Opposition, via the media, of the migrant nurse anomaly: where those nurses who came before the borders closed couldn't bring their families or their partners and children, but those who came after could. The Prime Minister was blind-sided by this information and seemingly concerned about the plight of those nurses who hadn't seen their children for over a year, and she ordered her Minister to sort it out, not only for those nurses but also for New Zealand, because we are a thousand nurses short and we can't afford to lose any more.