It's no secret that immigration has been a point of difference across all three parties in Government. Despite that, we got a lot done. We increased the refugee quota to 1,500, and we got rid of the unjustifiable discrimination that meant almost no refugees from Africa and the Middle East were able to resettle in New Zealand. We also made significant changes to the way temporary work visas will be issued in the future. A poorly functioning system created too many opportunities for exploitation and undermined efforts to improve wages, domestic skill levels, and working conditions. Over the next 18 months, our changes mean the temporary visa system will become easier to navigate for both migrants and employers, will reduce the risk of exploitation, and will assist in Labour's ambition to build a more productive, more sustainable, and more inclusive economy—Grant Robertson.