At the same time, to give one example, there are youth hostels that normally have 30,000 people sleeping in them each night that are ready to start isolating people on education visas and skilled work visas that could be returning to New Zealand and isolating there. But they're completely empty and they're going out of business by the mass. We're paying those costs while right next door, in Australia, the universities, the schools that ply their trade in international education are welcoming students, are welcoming skilled workers across the border, making sure that their economy is producing valuable goods and services for their people to consume—to counteract the inflation New Zealand experiences as too much money from the Reserve Bank and Treasury chase after too few goods, raising the cost of living for every single New Zealander.