Then we heard from the Minister—actually, in his second reading speech—accusing my colleague and friend the Hon Gerry Brownlee of throwing open the doors—a wholesale opening of the border. No such thing was said by Mr Brownlee. It certainly isn't being suggested by any member of the National Party. But the irony of the Government solving its own problems but leaving companies to the wolves of the problems that they have in getting staff—300 teachers? "No worries, we'll open the border." Need some horticulture workers, some hospitality workers, some skilled migrants? "Forget it—forget it." 