And you compare this to the visa applications of crews of superyachts coming into New Zealand last year, who don't even take up any space in MIQ. Crew lists were poured over with a fine-tooth comb and visas were declined for multiple crewmembers on the basis that New Zealanders could do their jobs. So these billionaires turned around their yachts, they sailed away, and the million dollars a week that they spend here in New Zealand went somewhere else. We turn away Recognised Seasonal Employer workers. We literally have fruit rotting on the ground, and it will continue to do so. We expect farmers in our rural communities to pull 18-hour days and not see their own families because their seasonal workers can't get in—pushing them to the brink mentally. And we've heard so many harrowing stories of those farmers. But here we have a chaperone, a tutor, and a physiotherapist coming through MIQ to help put on an international show, which, by the way, is competing against fantastic local show Jersey Boys, but that is a speech for another day.