We also, as I raised in the other readings of this bill, had the situation of vineyard workers, Recognised Seasonal Employer scheme workers, stuck in Queenstown who had run out of work down there and were unable to shift to Marlborough to work where there was work. They were reliant on charity, and the community rallied around them to help them, because they couldn't earn money, they couldn't support themselves, and they didn't have winter clothes in a Central Otago winter. They all had a puffer jacket by the time that was over. The community were fantastic. They stepped up and helped these people.