Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: I note with interest that the question comes from a member who spent some time in—if I recall his curriculum vitae correctly—Canada and is being asked to myself, who spent some time in London. It has been part of our history as a nation to frequently have New Zealanders come and go as part of our overseas experience, building skills and talent. If we come to this period here and now, I'd point to the fact that we've had forecast by, I believe, including the Reserve Bank that over the coming years we're likely to have net migration increase in the coming years. So whilst New Zealanders may come and go, the overall impact is likely to be an increase.