What Mr Woodhouse rightly pointed out is that over the past couple of years, with many visa categories being significantly reduced because of closed borders, the revenue coming into the system has had to reduce. So in a way that is similar to other parts of Government's operations that are third-party funded—and wearing one of my other hats, for example, civil aviation, the Government has, effectively, had to step in over the past couple of years and bring in Crown funding to ensure that critical areas can continue to operate. Mr Woodhouse asked specifically about the memorandum account, which is, effectively, the account that the system works from; money goes and money goes out from there. It did decline to a position of having a closing balance of minus $18.2 million as of June 21 last year. That has somewhat recovered to minus $14.7 billion as of June 21 this year. 