These are people who moved to New Zealand in good faith. In fact, in some cases they were incentivised to move to New Zealand. They were told that they would come to New Zealand and provide a better life for their families and fulfil skills shortages in New Zealand. In the case of Cameron Conradie in the Hutt Valley, he moved to the Hutt Valley to become a maths teacher at Hutt Valley High School, where he's doing a great job. His family are ready to come to New Zealand, but, because of our border restrictions, they cannot. He sits there, split apart from his wife and his children for over 450 days now, and he quite rightly looks at the spaces in MIQ—as I say, 1,717 in the last week alone—and says, "Why can the Government not move?" And there are hundreds of people in his situation. We're not saying let them all in straight away, we're not saying let them all in all at once, but what we are saying is the Government must provide a pathway for these split migrant families to come to New Zealand, and they can do that by virtue of Part 2 of the order, and I encourage the Government to finally take action.