Hon MICHAEL WOOD (Minister of Immigration): I think that the comparison that the member makes doesn't tell a complete story. The nature of the accredited employer work visa is that it fully opened up in early July. It works in three phases: the employer needs to become accredited; secondly, there is then a job check where the employer effectively applies for approval to be able to recruit—and that's closer to 9,000 now, as I understand it—in the sector; and then, after that, individual employees are able to apply, and work visas are issued. It effectively is only in about the last couple of weeks that we have started to have any real numbers of the work visa applications coming into effect. So, while the member is technically correct, that category has been open since 4 July, just the sheer logic of employers working their way through one, two, three steps in the system means that mostly those applications have come in relatively recently. We're starting to see them coming in at a much faster rate—even in coming days—so I think it's a little too early to make that judgment. Broadly speaking, I have confidence that it's going to be, actually, a much simpler system than we've previously had in place.