Hon GERRY BROWNLEE: —is what's going to—look at them over there. They seem excited. They're like a bunch of performing seals suddenly clapping. It's as if they've just suddenly realised that New Zealanders are very good at dealing with bad situations—they always have been—and they have done a good job. But they have done it. It's not necessarily anything the Government's done, and what is now happening is that their efforts are being constrained by the lack of ability to get skilled workforces into the country. It's just extraordinary that the Government comes in here tonight, demonstrates that there is a problem, and then says, "Oh no, we're only going to solve it for our part of it—only going to solve it for our part of it." 