Hon KRIS FAAFOI (Minister of Immigration): Yes, because critical health workers are, by some distance, the largest group of workers we've been able to bring across the border since we closed it to protect the health of New Zealanders in March of last year. As I told the House yesterday, we've been able to bring 7,000 critical workers, health workers, and their dependants into the country since August of last year and a further 7,000 in the period from March to August of last year to support our health system in the context of a global pandemic. This includes intensive care nurses, but, as I've told Parliament, Immigration New Zealand does not distinguish between nursing specialisations. If an applicant is a nurse, then they meet the Immigration system's threshold for receiving a border exception and coming to New Zealand to support our efforts.