So here's the question: when people have to file with the IRD, are they going to get an extension of time because their accountant was busy like the Auditor-General is? And what about every other sector of the economy? What about Olaf the baker in Mount Eden Village? He's across the road from Frasers, the iconic cafe—it's got a sign on the door saying, "We don't open on Mondays, because we can't get enough people." Are they going to get a law passed to make their lives easier? Olaf himself is down so many bakers that he can't produce the bread to keep his 28 staff that he's still got going. Is he going to get any special dispensation? Of course he's not. The Government is solving this problem for the Auditor-General, and the ACT Party agrees it might as well happen—if we can save them, we shouldn't spite them—but what is the Government going to do about immigration? How is it going to innovate in regards to isolation and managed isolation and quarantine (MIQ) so more than a few hundred people a day can enter New Zealand? It has no plan.