But I do hope that while she is in Auckland that she bothers to go and visit a hospital. I hope that she does that, because she needs to see for herself the critical shortage of healthcare workers that we have in our DHBs and in our hospitals. She needs to do that so she can pass that information on to her health Minister and to her Minister of Immigration, who have done a hapless, useless job over the last four or five months of bolstering our critical healthcare workers in Auckland. And it's worthy of note—just before I carry on, because I found out this little morsel today—that, up until now, we've had about 1,010 nurses enter New Zealand since the pandemic began. But get this: 1,156 sports people have arrived. That's how much focus this Government has put on bringing nurses into our hospitals to bolster our resilience and our healthcare system to make sure that Kiwis are safe during this pandemic.