In terms of auditors in New Zealand, as the Minister himself quoted twice now, there is a shortfall of 200 auditors in New Zealand. Two hundred is not a lot of people—200 accountants—because, effectively, auditors are junior accountants, rising up to very senior accountants. But for many, many auditors, it's the first job they get when they get their accounting qualification, or as part of getting their accounting qualification. We should be focused on the top end of those and allowing those types of people to come in. I imagine that out of the 200, there will be a varying level of expertise. The important people to use and to allow into the country would be the most skilled, and that is where the Government should have been putting its priority. 