I think if Mr Robertson was to properly engage, as I know he has been, in going around the country, and actually talk to the manufacturing people in places like Canterbury, talk to farmers, or to some people like the horticulture industry, even in my electorate in Pukekohe, or to a whole raft of other industries—and Mr Brownlee talked about some that he's aware of—everyone is crying out for skilled workers. That doesn't mean that we're looking to replace whole stacks of people involved in various businesses or industries. What we're asking for is a specific, targeted approach. Where there are operators of machinery, that may be one person who has a crucial skill who should be allowed into New Zealand, but right now cannot get into New Zealand because we've got a Government that has locked down the borders. 