Let's start with what's happening in the hospitals, in the GP clinics, in the care homes up and down this country—4,000 nurses short. And what do we hear from the Government? We don't know. There's a fast track, but the Prime Minister can't tell us how many people are on the fast track to immigrate into New Zealand. What would a Government that took a practical approach to addressing urgent problems do about the shortage of nurses? Well, first of all, they'd make the immigration fast track genuine. They would make it as competitive, if not more competitive, than what Australia offers, but they can't. And the reason is they don't understand that the world's changed. It's not a case of being able to pick and choose people wanting to come here. We're in a war for talent where we need to attract people. Australia gets it. Canada gets it. They rolled out the red carpet as soon as COVID was over and they moved on and took people in. New Zealand has a Government that campaigned on reducing immigration to only 10,000. That's why they're so confused. That's why they say they're fast tracking nurses, but they can't say how many. 