The trans-Tasman bubble has freed up more rooms and it has allowed us to allocate more places in managed isolation—for example, for critical workers. We're able to bring them in to support the economy. The New Zealand Winegrowers association was really pleased because workers will arrive in time for winter pruning, a skilled role in which they excel, and it will benefit the workers, their families, and our rural communities. This additional labour supply is absolutely necessary to meet seasonal peak demands, and it will set the industry up. It gives them some certainty as they go through their annual preparations for next year's harvest, the pruning.