SpeechHon KRIS FAAFOI (Minister of Immigration): Thank you. Can I thank the members for their questions. As I did with Justice I might start with the last questions first. To the first question from Mr McDowall yes. Despite attempts to try and get us to bring the time frames for the Accredited Employer Work Visa (AEWV) forward we can say that that will happen on 4 July. I think employers needed to have certainty about that and I think it's also a very useful tool for them to be able to bring migrant workers in with accreditation of an employer with a job check to make sure that the domestic labour market is tested and to make sure that there is a job check for potential migrants to come into New Zealand. They will still have a very structured and efficient means of being able to bring skilled workers to the country. So absolutely.I do note some of the challenges that the hospitality and tourism sector have faced because of traditionally low wages for some of their workers and we've certainly had some discussions and feedback on that especially in relation to a transition to a world of the AEWV and we're mindful of that and having further discussions with them on how that might work.I might move to some of the questions that were posed by Mr Ricardo Menéndez March. Obviously the event that you've just been to and the release of a report that we undertook into asylum seekers I think shows that there is definitely some legislative work and policy work that needed to be done in those areas. The likes of Amnesty International raised with us about a year ago particular concerns that they've had with the detention of asylum seekers and we undertook to make sure that those issues were looked into. Minister Twyford who is taking the lead on that given his interest in that area will make sure that those particular issues are addressed by the Government.I know that there's been a common theme from the member who posed the question about acceptable standards of health levels. We are working with the Ministry of Health on a review of those levels. I would like to move that faster than under the current time frames and I asked the questions to be able to move that work along earlier this week because for some time I think there's been some frustration at the way that that has been assessed. I think the member himself has expressed that and a lot of the pressure that we've had because of the COVID outbreak and dealing with that has meant that not all agencies had been able to forward us sufficient bandwidth and resources to that but I have asked for that to be moved faster in order to address some of the longstanding issues there.Can I also move to some of the comments made by Erica Stanford. We don't have $150 million more. The Government at the last Budget made up for a deficit because of the revenue that we could not get because of the border closure in order to make sure we could continue to shore up and have an immigration processing system. So I just want to put the record straight there. At the same time there's been significant work done on the processing of the likes of critical purpose visas in order to allow 23000 people into the country via that process the border exceptions process where we have let thousands of targeted workers into the country and all of that work needs to get done by processing staff here in New Zealand.I'd also note that we've obviously had to take decisions with our offshore processing officers during that time too and in order to deal with the closure of some of our offshore posts we've invested in technology which is the Immigration Online system which is in its very early stages. But also in order to make sure that we're processing the likes of the 2021 resident visa we've been able to bring more staff on to replace the offshore processing capacity. As we continue to open the border it's obvious that we're going to need to continue to build up capacity in terms of the resources.So I just want to set the record straight there: that we've got the same amount of funding going into immigration. What the Government did at the last Budget was make sure it continued to have a constant level of funding so we could keep the capacity there and make sure that we've got the likes of critical purpose visa applications being processed.