I want to touch on, for example, the petition of Ryann Lourenco, who called for pathways to residency for our migrant communities, acknowledging that migrant communities who are onshore are some of the most vulnerable to a resurgence of COVID-19. When you cannot access assistance through the welfare State, when your future isn't certain, when you cannot go to school, you are far more vulnerable to the pandemic, and the right thing to do right now is to also tautoko the contributions that our migrants have made during the pandemic and ensure that they can fully participate in society. I think it's nothing close to gaslighting to imply that what migrants are asking is for us to open our borders to COVID-19. For our migrant communities offshore, the petitioners have asked for certainty and for clarity, simply for a pathway of knowing when they'll come back. Some people do not mind waiting, but they just want to know that they'll be able to be reunited with their families. Post-study work visa holders simply want to know that they'll have a visa once the borders reopen and it is safe. They're not asking for our lives to be put at risk; they are simply asking for there to be a pathway and for there to be certainty.