Hon KRIS FAAFOI (Minister of Immigration): Yes. In particular, I stand by the 2021 Resident Visa. Yesterday marked the successful launch of phase 2, with applications opening for another 85,000 migrants here in New Zealand. As of midday, 18,500 applications were successfully submitted in the first 24 hours of phase 2. This is a significant achievement because, previously, the highest number of visa applications received by Immigration New Zealand was around 3,500 in a 24-hour period. Under phase 1, which began in early December, nearly 10,000 applications have already been approved, which equates to more than 20,000 people becoming New Zealand residents. The Government has created this new, one-off residence pathway, recognising the immense contribution migrants have made to New Zealand during the COVID-19 crisis, and appreciating the uncertainty they have faced with border restrictions. We've been working hard to make sure that the new 2021 Resident Visa application process is simple and that it is streamlined and easy for individuals. This has also meant Immigration New Zealand are able to process these applications on a highly effective basis, which is borne out in these numbers. 