Hon DAVID BENNETT (National): Minister Robertson used, in his answer to my first question around the date, the potential of overseas labour coming into the country. Well, there's no way that that labour can come in under a closed-border system that we have at the moment. There's no indication that that border system will be changing in the near future. To use the answer that we're going to bring in foreign workers to be able to do this, just doesn't make sense and doesn't fit with the rationale of this Government, which has been to employ New Zealanders first, to train New Zealanders first, and to use that as the rationale for all other industries. Yet the rationale given here tonight is that we will get people in from overseas. So it just doesn't make sense. It's contrary to other Government policy in other sectors like horticulture and the dairy sector, where there's no way that the Minister of Agriculture has ever said that you can bring people in from overseas to sort things out. And yet, that this Minister is able to rely on that excuse in this case is not consistent.