Another thing that really stood out—the previous speaker did mention that many submitters raised general immigration issues that weren't related to this bill, and we heard many stories about family unification. Now, our select committee wants to thank those submitters for telling their story, and we acknowledge that the decision to close the borders and protect New Zealand communities from COVID-19 caused difficulties and caused heartache for some people. But the work that sees family reunification is continuing, and, just to mention one example, 13,000 people have been granted border exceptions as partners of, dependants of, New Zealand citizens or residents. Over the past year, several border exceptions supporting the reunification of split families have been introduced, and, in fact, that work is continuously happening. 