The other point that I want to just add is whether or not the Associate Minister, who has responsibilities for considering exemptions to policy, is also going to take a "new environment, new rules" approach, because many electorate MPs will have faced some absolutely heart-wrenching immigration cases at the moment, and it is absolutely critical that when there are ministerial decisions to be made, they are also considering those based on the circumstances we face as a country, whether it's a situation I'm dealing with where half the family is overseas trying to get back to continue their work in New Zealand—we've got to be far more compassionate and practical and pragmatic about how we reunite those families and how we ensure that those critical essential workers are able to continue their work in New Zealand. Thanks, Mr Speaker.