JOSEPH MOONEY (National—Southland): Thank you, Madam Chair. Minister, my question is just around the estimated economic benefit from Australians visiting New Zealand during the ski season this winter—what advice has been received regarding that. And, just a corollary to that, what advice, if any, has been received on the lack of staff to businesses who have been trying to get New Zealanders to staff their businesses—for example, their cafes, hotels, restaurants, motels, etc.—but have been unable to get Kiwis to come there? What advice, if any, have you received on amending the immigration settings to keep the staff that they have currently there but whose visas are running out—and, again, in line with that, what advice, if any, on getting staff into New Zealand who are skilled in these sectors, who can ensure that they can operate? And, finally, on this topic, what advice, if any, on costs to the economy if these businesses cannot get their staff? I just point to hotels and ask if you've heard the same thing I've been hearing: that some hotels can only offer 50 percent of their beds because they don't have enough staff.