Hon MICHAEL WOODHOUSE (National): Thank you, Madam Chair. I'll just conclude my question about Schedule 1, the amendment to clause 11. If an essential skills work visa has been granted conditional upon a person working in a particular DHB, and then we superimpose that and we make reference now to Health New Zealand, there is a risk, I think, that the geographic requirement disappears, and, therefore, while it's a problem right across the country now—we've got a shortage of doctors and nurses and allied health professionals everywhere—there is still a risk that in smaller and more remote DHBs, like Southern, West Coast, Tairāwhiti, and so on, that those temporary visa holders could be attracted to main centres. I wonder if thought has been given to either a tabled amendment or some kind of reassurance that the committee can get that, even though it's a reference to Health New Zealand, the locality requirement remains the same—if one was recruited on a visa that said Tairāwhiti DHB, they still need to stay in the Poverty Bay area—because I do think this could be an added problem for those DHBs that are heavily reliant on temporary work visas.