It would be right to think that the Minister would give them some form of indication about what's happening. Is his silence on this matter giving an indication to these migrants that they should just go home? Is that the case? Or is he thinking that at some point in the future, over a reasonable period of time, we will slowly allow these migrant families to reconnect? I can't emphasise enough the heartbreak that is going on out there in our communities. These migrants came here often because we requested them. We went out and we marketed for them because we need teachers and we need nurses. They gave up their lives to come here. And the Minister now, through his absolute silence on the issue, is giving them no hope, and they're really at the end of their tether.