If we take a look, the most important thing about our immigration system is to encourage highly skilled migrants here. If we take a look at the expression-of-interest pool that is now reaching 10,000 people, that has been frozen since March last year: 235 doctors are sitting in there, 900 nurses, 543 teachers—one of them at my local high school, Rangitoto College, is a great maths teacher, and she also coaches my daughter at netball; stuck in an EOI queue, thinking about leaving—150 plumbers and electricians. Those are just the registered occupations. If we want to have the very best people, the most highly skilled people, come to New Zealand to help us claw our way out of our economic decline that COVID has caused, then we need to do the best—