I want to know what she would say to Nanette—who travelled to Melbourne to look after her daughter, who had undergone major surgery—who said, "I feel we've actually been totally forgotten and ignored. Having our pension cut is not acceptable. There should be some sort of amnesty for people like us." There are hundreds of people like Nanette, and this side of the House proposed a law change that would have supported those people. There are now some superannuitants—their only source of income—who not only had their pension cut but have been sent a bill for $16,000 to pay the Ministry of Social Development back for money they are entitled to because they couldn't get back into New Zealand because of managed isolation and quarantine. No fault of their own—heartless, cruel, unkind. And I ask the Minister again: when shall she fix this issue for the thousands of New Zealanders affected?