An immigration Minister that literally takes six weeks to sign off immigration instructions to allow rural contractors to get their visas, and that was something that Minister Damien O'Connor announced six weeks ago, in early December. This is going to mean that we will not have agricultural machinery operators harvesting things like wheat, which we need for bread production in the South Island, and grains for food production—as we're about to go into an Omicron curve. Business as usual from this Government is disastrous, and no more disastrous than has been evident in our managed isolation and quarantine (MIQ) systems. The lottery of human misery that has divided Kiwis into the 5 million onshore and the 1 million offshore while the Government reduced the 1 million offshore to being called "cumulative risks" by a Government that divides to rule. They told us they would manage the border, but we got DJ Omicron who came and went from this country at his leisure, film stars, nannies, production crews from reality TV shows, children's entertainers, sports teams, The Lion King dancers—I've talked about this for two years now, nothing changed while desperate Kiwis in awful situations had to explain things like their very personal and complex medical conditions to non-medical professionals at MIQ, who decided who got a spot in MIQ.