They want to know about their future here, and why this is so really, really important is because history is repeating itself. This epic failure—this 20,000-worker failure—matters, because we're seeing it happen again. For the first month of the accredited employer work visa, their new, flagship work visa, 152 people applied in the first month and seven were approved. Immigration New Zealand expected 3,500 every month, and we got 152. So, much like the 50,000 that they promised, the 42,000 are not going to eventuate either, because there's no pathway to residence. Unless you're one of the 45 jobs on the green list or unless you earn $115,000, there is no pathway to residence for you. So if you are a physiotherapist, if you are an engineering manager, if you are an IT worker, if you're a healthcare assistant or if you're a truck driver, there's no pathway to residence and you're very unlikely to come here. 