There's also an amendment here that allows people—an amendment to a prior order, that is—to travel back to their boarding school. Now, I had several constituents—we have a number of boarding schools in the Epsom electorate—who had to, basically, miss out on sitting their exams if they weren't able to get in from the Waikato or from Auckland. Thankfully, the Minister actually changed the law, apparently and coincidentally, just after myself and a local principal had written to him, and we're very grateful for that change, because it meant that those kids were able to sit their exams. But it also showed how illogical some of these laws were. If you were the cook at the hostel, then you would have been able to travel, because you're doing food and accommodation. If you're the kid trying to sit the exam, going to the school, you weren't allowed. I'm glad they changed it.