So there'll be a lot of people here on visas, whether they're student visas, whether they're visitor's visas, whether they are essential skilled visas, and, actually, as a country, we need to be clear with them about their expectation of a future here in New Zealand. The future after COVID-19 looks very different than it was six months ago, and, you know, there are many people in very challenging circumstances at the moment. I've heard, unfortunately, from far too many of them who six weeks ago were working and now they're ringing the welfare civil defence line asking for housing and food support. That is never a situation those people envisaged they would ever be in in a country they have chosen to come to because of opportunities. So we do need to do right by them, and I'm hoping that the Government is doing some work on that at the moment.