The reality is that there are hundreds of migrants in New Zealand who have not seen their children or their partners for over a year, and these migrants are our nurses, they are our maths teachers, they are our engineers, they are our doctors, they are our psychiatrists. A case in my electorate, that I visited the other day, is a nurse who comes from India. She has a 10- and a 12-year-old boy and a husband at home in India. She came here to do the Competency Assessment Programme, a course which you need to do before you can start nursing here. She did that for six weeks, and secured a job at a local rest home. That rest home had been trying to find a nurse to look after our elderly parents for eight months. They finally secured her. The thing now is that she is looking like she has to leave, because there is absolutely nothing from this Minister to give her any hope that her family will be allowed to come and join her here in New Zealand. 