In answer to the member's second question around labour, he'll be well aware, with the opening up of the border and the bringing forward of those dates, that we will be seeing significantly more people coming into New Zealand. We've obviously got the working holiday visa system open. We've got the 2021 work visa available to people here to regularise that. I absolutely recognise the pressure that the closed borders have had on the labour market. What I would say is that at the same time, our investment in training New Zealanders during that period is bearing fruit, as the Minister of Education indicated today with tens of thousands of people taking up apprenticeships, and an unemployment rate of 3.2 percent shows that the labour market has had more flexibility. But I do know that employers will look forward to that point coming in. I can't quite remember the member's third question, but I'm out of time anyway.