If we want the best, we have to be the best, and we are currently one of the worst. People think that people want to come to New Zealand to live and work. Right now, they don't. In fact, the good people we have here, the highly skilled people that Stuart Nash is talking about trying to invite, are already here: they work for our local businesses, they are our teachers, our nurses, our doctors, our IT workers, and they are all looking to leave because they can't get residency, because they are stuck in a queue that is going nowhere or it is going to take two years or they are split from their families for over 500 days and can't see their children. Why would they stay here? They are all looking to leave—our doctors, our nurses, our teachers, these good people, these skilled people that Stuart Nash and Kris Faafoi want here in New Zealand. They are already here but they don't want to be here any more because we treat them so appallingly.