Hon KRIS FAAFOI (Minister of Immigration): Mr Chair, thank you. And can I thank Mr McDowall for the question. The critical purpose visas were issued to the people he has spoken about because it was the most effective and efficient and quickest way in order to get those people to New Zealand. A check of the residency process will be undertaken now. I think—if I recall, and it may have been at last Friday's select committee meeting—Mr McDowall asked me about the letter that was sent, or, essentially, the communication that was sent to those people around the critical purpose visa. I think I said I'd go away and get a response for him—the form letter is the form letter that is usually sent out for a critical purpose visa, which I understand—he said at the meeting—may have sounded a little harsh. I think officials acknowledge that and have made moves to amend that. Everyone was working at pace, but that is the form letter that is sent to people who are granted critical purpose visas. So I think that may answer that question. 