If we look at the other part of the briefing to the Minister, he has the specific request that there is less of a reliance on migrant labour. The Minister has been told to not let migrant labour into our primary sector, especially into our dairy industry. And the result of this week's negotiation, which didn't work, is a reflection of the Minister following the goals he's been set, and those are to stop migrant labour coming into our primary sector. That is to the detriment of the New Zealand primary sector and New Zealand as a whole. We should be welcoming migration, we should be welcoming people that want to make their future in New Zealand, and we should be welcoming people that want to become part of New Zealand's best industries—its dairy and primary sectors—and make their future and lives here for them and their families.