The final point, I think, is in around our immigration settings. There will be New Zealanders overseas who are in relationships long term, who are married, and who want to return to New Zealand, and their spouses or partners don't have the visas to allow them to come to New Zealand as permanent residents or as citizens. Once they are here or they've applied overseas, they will get those sorts of things given to them, but can that assistance be provided to them and their children—a New Zealander overseas in London, for instance, who for whatever reason has fallen on hard times and must return to New Zealand—can the assistance be provided? Perhaps they have been in a relationship or married for a period of time and have children. Is the assistance available to them also, given that they are not New Zealand citizens or permanent residents? They may like the Government to provide clarity for us on that. But it is important that this provision is available to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade and that the funds that have been given out against the law are rectified as quickly as possible.