Dr JAMES McDOWALL (ACT): Thank you, Madam Chair. I've got a variety of specific questions, so I'll just get to it in the interests of time. The first is: why is Immigration New Zealand (INZ) working so hard to come down on vulnerable industries—for example, a recent clarification, or should I say rule change, around sleepover hours that need to be paid at $25.50 per hour at a minimum, where they're traditionally classed as an allowance and paid at the minimum wage? Other industries are allowed to pay their employees allowances, yet the care industry for some reason can't. This has huge ramifications for the sector, with workers and employers reaching out to me in desperation. This is very important. If the clients suffer—and this is in the mental health sector particularly, and also in aged care—then this is very much on the Minister. Thank you.