Addressing the question from my colleague Jamie Strange, in terms of industries who still require people to come into New Zealand, that is, obviously, difficult when there are only 226,000-odd people able to come into the country, but we have been able to give border exceptions for those with critical skills; I understand, to about, roughly 17,000 people—so whether that be by a border exception where individuals apply, roughly about 10,000 or 11,000; by class exception, where sectors are applying, roughly 7,000 through that. The types of sectors that we are talking about are heavily skewed towards the private industries, and I would like to reinforce that, given the perception that some have tried to create: that that is not necessarily those who are getting exceptions from officials under the criteria that exists at the moment.