So as has been well traversed tonight, the bill simply seeks to re-establish the legislative authority for what is a longstanding practice, and it's certainly not seeking to create any new policy approach. What we do know is, since 2014, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade has provided consular loans to around 443 New Zealanders to either return home or to simply shelter in safety when returning home isn't the best—or even possible—solution. What we also know is those loans are typically around about $3,000 to $4,000, and they're commonly for replacement passports or for flight tickets home. 