Hon ANDREW LITTLE: As a Government, we know that we won't meet the demand required for our health workforce through our domestic pipeline alone. Now, we've changed immigration rules to make New Zealand one of the easiest places in the world for health workers to come to. We've put in a range of measures. Te Whatu Ora—Health New Zealand is an accredited employer so it can facilitate bringing people into the country. And the following measures will allow us to ensure their process of moving to Aotearoa New Zealand is as easy and attractive as possible: firstly, an international recruitment service is being set up within Te Whatu Ora—Health New Zealand, which, as I said before, will be a one-stop shop for all those people who want to come here; secondly, the provision of up to $10,000 in financial support for international nurses for New Zealand registration costs; and, thirdly, covering international doctors' salaries during their six-week clinical induction courses and three-month training internships.