Within my home electorate of the North Shore, Peter and Susan Reeves, who own Manuka Cafe in Devonport, had to close their doors for a period because of a lack of workforce. Sid and Chand Sahrawat, who own Cassia and major restaurant chains in Auckland, were in the Herald yesterday saying that they have to close for two weeks, at losses of over $300,000, because they do not have the workforce to operate their business. But is the Government going to legislate to try and help those businesses? No. What are they going to do? Nothing. Are they going to do the right thing and put releases around immigration to let some of that workforce come in to fill those significant labour gaps? No. But what are they going to do in their own backyard when the auditor teams can't complete the work that is required for them because of Government? Well, how about we just change the legislation? Well, I'm sorry. That is a lazy approach, and this is something that is not a surprise and should have been well planned out.