The Minister of Immigration spoke a while back about allocating some rooms to split migrant families, like he'd solved the problem. But what we find has actually happened is that hardly any split migrant families met the criteria, the very careful criteria that he set out. So migrant nurses were one group that were a winner. A lot of those migrant nurses' split families are in India. They can't actually travel at this time. They have a light at the end of the tunnel, and that's all very well and good. The second group of people were people who had visas to travel before the borders closed, a very small amount of people. So using these managed isolation rooms is just a few people. There are thousands more people whose visas were in train, or they hadn't actually applied yet. None of those people have been able to apply for visas to travel, and yet here we have a massive underutilisation of rooms.