We will allow people in as long as we can ensure that the hard work that Kiwis have done to save lives in this country is not undermined by a rush for a few months, a month here or two, to get people back. We know we need them. We know that in viticulture and horticulture there are seasonal pressures, and we're doing all we can to alleviate those pressures, and then moving on through into dairy. But so too are other sectors, and the one that is most important—and there's no wealth without health, and if we think we can run our healthcare workers into the ground through a COVID pandemic and outbreak, they'll be packing their bags and leaving through exhaustion. We need to look after them. I want to thank them for what they've done to prepare. They will be facing more infections and a healthcare system under pressure, but I have confidence in what my colleague the Hon Andrew Little is doing to bolster the healthcare system and in what we are doing as a Government to focus on people: he tangata, he tangata, he tangata. That is why a Labour Government is in power. That is who we govern for: the people of this country—all of them.