JOSEPH MOONEY (National—Southland): Thank you, Madam Speaker. I'm proud to rise as the member of Parliament for Southland. It's a regional economic powerhouse with two of the key industries that underpin the New Zealand economy: farming and tourism. But I want to speak this afternoon to tourism, a sector which is under incredible stress in my region, and, in particular, to two places: Te Ānau and Queenstown. Now, Te Ānau: I have photographs of 11 shops that have closed since roughly this time last year due to the loss of international tourism to the region. In Queenstown, a third of businesses in downtown Queenstown estimate that they won't survive winter—i.e., roughly the next three months. So we're talking about 60 businesses. 