Hon KRIS FAAFOI (Minister of Immigration): Yes. This Government's priorities include keeping New Zealanders safe from COVID-19. The Government has taken a tough decision to keep the border closed to protect New Zealand from a global pandemic. Closing our border was critical to keep COVID-19 out and keep our economy open and keep New Zealanders safe. We acknowledge that these decisions have caused difficulties for people, but they've also enabled us to get through the pandemic without large outbreaks, which continue to be experienced overseas. There is one statement I made in Tuesday night's annual review debate about the dependent children of residency visa applicants who are turning 18. For clarification, if a person in this situation applied for a student visa, they would need to pay international fees. However, they would be eligible for a work visa. But what I absolutely stand by is this Government's management of the border. Our border settings have saved lives, kept our economy strong, and are keeping everyone in New Zealand safe.