Hon MICHAEL WOODHOUSE (National): Thank you, Mr Chair. For the avoidance of doubt, the Minister and I are exactly in lock step on the need to make sure that there isn't a Kiwi available to do the job. I have no argument with that, only he's obviously been in his bubble for the last six months, because there aren't any. If he goes to Mr Mooney's electorate of Southland and speaks to the good people of Queenstown, goes to Jacqui Dean's neighbouring electorate in Wanaka, or goes to Rotorua or Taupō, he will not find them—you can't kidnap staff right now, and the same process that is being gone through to find a chef in Queenstown, as I understand it, under the accredited employer work visa would be also adopted for a nurse. Now, the job check must be done on an industry, geography, and occupation basis, or otherwise Immigration New Zealand is repeating that process needlessly, time after time after time, and it's that that's winding up the employers and grinding their gears.