It is absolutely necessary. If you'd asked me a couple of years ago could any Government department drive more people, more constituents, to the door of my electorate office than Auckland Transport (AT), I would have said, "No way. It's impossible." Well, I have to say, over the last couple of years AT's actually improved a little bit, but immigration has become the leading reason that people come to see me in my electorate office, and, I dare say, MPs' electorate offices up and down the country, because I get a lot of similar feedback and chatter from other MPs. That problem is not a subject for today—but it does need to be resolved—but it has been badly exacerbated by the COVID-19 crisis, and some of it is for very obvious reasons. The closure of the border was always going to be difficult for immigration, quite obviously. Secondly, the general sense of crisis was going to make a lot of people's situations difficult—not having work, and so on. 