Hon MICHAEL WOODHOUSE (National): Thank you, Mr Chair, and I thank the Minister for what was a comprehensive suite of answers. We'll try and sharpen it up a bit in the question side so that he doesn't need to go quite as extensive on the answers. I will come to the question of the processing, because I think there's some interesting data there. But I want to just focus in on health and this chronic shortage of nurses that Dr McDowall and the whole industry are talking about. In the context of the accredited employer work visa, which the Minister trumpets with, I think he said, over 8,000 visas applied for—190 of them were approved in the health sector—can he confirm that only 24 of those were for nurses in the past eight weeks; and if so, given that the critical purpose visa was processing nearly 60 nursing work visas per month, that actually the accredited employer work visa is processing at only about the rate of 21 percent that it was prior to the thing that it replaced?