You are a newly registered migration agent at a local migration firm in Sydney, NSW. You attend a consultation with your employer, Adam, who is an experienced registered migration agent. Based on the information provided by the client, Natasha, 29 years of age, who is a citizen of the Ukraine, Adam advises Natasha that she has three different visa options. A Protection (subclass 866) visa. A Skilled - Independent (subclass 189) visa. A Work and Holiday (subclass 462) visa. Natasha was pleased that there were a number of options available to her and advised at the consultation that she would consider each visa option and then call if she had any queries. Natasha calls your office and Adam is at another consultation. Natasha is concerned about which members of her family unit can be included in each of the visa options provided at the consultation, as that would make a significant impact on which option she would choose. The client wishes to include the following family members: Her Husband, Ivor, who is a citizen of the Ukraine. Her 7 year old daughter, Kristina. Natasha's cousin Anya. Anya is 24 and has lived with Natasha for the past 7 years. Anya's