Hon KRIS FAAFOI (Minister of Immigration): The Government has been receiving advice on the effects of the border closure since we closed it over a year ago as part of our strategy to eliminate COVID-19 from our communities. This has included advice on the issue of families of temporary visa holders who may have been having difficulties because of our border closure. The advice I have received has also set out where we have been able to make changes to allow some of these families to come together as capacity has allowed, including 1,000 normally resident temporary visa holders, and partners and dependants from visa waiver countries. We will continue to consider these situations and what further measures we can introduce to assist families that may be having difficulties with the border closure. It's important to remember that we've had nearly 130,000 people safely come across the border and through our managed isolation and quarantine system, and the overwhelming majority of those have been New Zealanders, who have an absolute right to come home. I understand the Prime Minister will address the trans-Tasman bubble this afternoon, and I would not want to get ahead of that.