Hon DAMIEN O'CONNOR: This Government has committed to work with the industry in unprecedented times of COVID, and the list of initiatives that we have—I'd like to just run through a few of them—to assist the horticulture and viticulture sectors and others to get people: we firstly provided a six-month extension for employer-assisted work visa holders and postponed a stand-down period for low-paid essential skills visa holders. We've changed the working holiday visa scheme to allow holders to extend their time in New Zealand. We've created a New Zealand seasonal work scheme, which provides up to $3,000 for people to relocate to take up seasonal work. We've made primary sector vocational education and training programmes free for all learners, and we've launched Opportunity Grows Here, a marketing campaign to get New Zealanders into the horticulture sectors, on top of approving 2,000 Recognised Seasonal Employer (RSE) workers into the country—the largest border exception and managed isolation and quarantine (MIQ) allocation made to any industry or sector in this country. 