When we have this in place, it's all very well that the Minister can make decisions, and the argument is that this will all happen quickly, but let me remind you that last year we had in Central Otago a large number of Recognised Seasonal Employer workers who were almost begging for food because the Minister wouldn't make a decision. All they had to do was utilise the powers in this bill to allow those people to go up to Marlborough where they had a job, where they could be paid. Instead, they were living off the charity of the people in that area who kept them in warm clothes and in food. So we have the Minister now saying he needs this bill because he has to be able to move quickly. Well, you don't have a track record of doing it, actually, and it is appalling. We have these people in our country who've come from overseas to work here, to do us a favour, actually, and also to have an opportunity for them to make money in their own homes and make a better life for themselves, and then we treat them like we did then. I think it's appalling. It's embarrassing, and the Minister should be—I know he's covering his eyes; he must be appalled. He needs to take responsibility and move quickly. We've heard—and we still hear it—every public servant when things are slow: "Oh, it's COVID. Oh, it's COVID—it's a pandemic." What a load of nonsense. The whole immigration system is a mess, it's poorly led, and it's poorly run by—and the leadership I'm talking about is starting at the political level. We have to do much better than this. I think we're very bad hosts in our country, and I think that's because of the way we're getting the leadership from the top and the Minister of Immigration. He needs to pull his socks up and do the job properly.