I also want to reflect on another group that has been impacted by the inequities in our response. I think of our migrant communities, who have often been left out, without adequate income support. I note the Prime Minister thanked our healthcare workers for their mahi in helping us keep people safe, and I echo that gratitude, but the truth is that many of those healthcare workers are migrant workers who continue to have no pathway to residency. And, in fact, many migrant workers who were at the front lines of our pandemic—whether they're supermarket workers or managed isolation and quarantine workers—who just simply happened to be on the wrong visa are missing out on a one-off residency opportunity that would have granted them the security and certainty that they deserve. I'm thinking, as well, to the many split migrant families who continue to be affected by an inequitable response to our border reopening plan. We had an opportunity to ensure that we do not entrench global inequities that may mean we start seeing tourists from the UK arriving before people from places like India are able to be reunited.