Hon GRANT ROBERTSON: Well, obviously, I reject that part of the question that the member is using there at the end. What I do say is I know how hard hospitality businesses in New Zealand work. Many of them have had a very tough time over the last year. The Government has been proud to stand alongside them and support them, to the tune of, for example, from the wage subsidy scheme, over $1.3 billion. We continue to work with them, including extending the 10,000 working holiday and supplementary seasonal worker visa holders' time in New Zealand. We've given open work rights to those supplementary seasonal employer work scheme visa holders, many of whom work in the hospitality industry, and we have increased the duration of the Essential Skills Work Visa for jobs paid below the median wage from six months to 12 months. So we are working with that sector, within the constraints of COVID. I do note that the Government's response to COVID has enabled those hospitality businesses to be open during periods of time where their equivalents in other countries have not been able to open.