Hon ANDREW LITTLE: In committee. Earlier this evening, Michael Woodhouse made a contribution in relation to the provision in the bill relating to amending the immigration provisions, in particular a condition attached to visas for those who are working in the health system. My response was to the effect that I thought that any problem with a health worker on a working visa, employed by Health New Zealand, who might want to go to other parts of the country with Health New Zealand—that would be managed as an HR matter. I said, tangentially, that under the new arrangements with the new work visas, a health worker employed or at least under a working visa on the two-year pathway to residency, as now provided for, would, as a condition of the visa, be required to stick with their employer. I have been advised tonight that that is not correct and that a health worker, working here under a two-year visa on a pathway to residency, once they are here is free to work in the role in which they are employed, regardless of who that employer is. I just wanted to be very clear about that.