Hon KRIS FAAFOI (Minister of Immigration): I have received a number of communications from Afghan translators who live in New Zealand setting out their concern for their community and their family members who remain in Afghanistan. Understandably, these concerns have heightened as a result of the fall of the Afghan Government. Many of them are seeking pathways for their family members to join them here in New Zealand since the emergency evacuation window for getting people out of Afghanistan closed. They've also turned to what more New Zealand can do to assist in the plight of people still in Afghanistan, and our focus remains very much on those who are included in Cabinet's criteria. Immigration New Zealand is working alongside the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade and the New Zealand Defence Force, who in turn are discussing with international partners how to help others leave Afghanistan. Consideration is also being given to short- and longer-term support services for individuals who have recently arrived. We know the situation in Afghanistan is volatile, and I'm expecting advice from officials on what additional support New Zealand can offer, shortly.