A problem with immigration processing times, which is driving so many people to the door of their electorate office, is also constraining the growth of business. There's a classic debate, a he-said she-said between Opposition and Government, where the Minister is saying that it's all the fault of the Opposition because they did it when they were in Government, and the Opposition is saying it's all the fault of the Government; everything was rosy when they were in charge. Well, what I would say is that there's a bit of truth to both. The underlying problem is the complexity of the regulations and rules that Immigration New Zealand staff are required to enforce. Just about everyone that wants to come here has to employ a very expensive professional to get themselves in, and if they can't work it out, neither, often, can some of the INZ employees, notwithstanding the very good ones that my office has discovered over the years.