Particularly in the wine industry and horticulture—I'll use the wine industry as an example, people that have come out from overseas to work in the vintage, those skilled winemakers and cellar hands. There is no longer a need for those jobs, as the harvest is over, but there is a shortage of people to prune the vineyards, and there are jobs going begging there at the moment. Those people are sitting in Marlborough unable to work and unable, in some cases, to support themselves. That was heard by the officials, it was heard by the select committee, but it's not to be part of the bill, and that is something that the Minister will have the power, under these special directions, to address in his role as Minister. I implore him to do so, because there are some serious issues there.