Remember, I think there were 30,000-something what are now called "employer assisted" work visas that were extended by the stroke of a pen. Now, employer assisted visas—temporary visas—require a significant criterion to be met, and that is that there isn't a New Zealander able to do that job. And in many cases that's the case. In a lot of cases now, because of COVID and because of our increasing numbers of jobseekers, people who have lost their jobs in tourism and hospitality, who are looking for work, with the stroke of a pen may have that opportunity to work usurped because an overseas worker has their visa extended. We have over a thousand Immigration New Zealand staff who are back at work, who could be able and have for years considered those visa applications independently and on their merits, who now will not have to do that. And my question is: if they're not doing that—