But I want to talk about two stories that have come to me. I've been talking with a woman who is pregnant in New Zealand, who has not had the support of her partner, who's been stuck, locked out of the country. She was so stressed her midwife was worried for her baby. Her emergency allocation for her husband was declined. And so what did she do? She decided to take the Government to court and, lo and behold, what happened? He's now got a spot in MIQ. That's what you have to do to try and get an MIQ allocation; you have to take the Government to court. Is that acceptable? Absolutely not. We know of nine other couples in that exact situation. I have also been talking with a man whose wife is an ICU nurse, who cannot come back through the border. Her application has been declined when we have a skills shortage not just for nurses but ICU nurses—so desperately sought after for our COVID response. The Government has been slow off the mark. They've given 300 spaces per month for a specific allocation for health workers now; they should have had that months ago.