I had another woman, her name is Jacquie. She went back to South Africa. She was a highly skilled mental health worker—who we desperately need in this country—working for the Massey counselling department. She had to go back to South Africa because her husband and son missed out on this very tight criteria that the Minister had set. And yet, 1,800 rooms every night—underutilisation. I've been travelling around the country talking to businesses as well, and they are crying out because they can't get staff, and the staff that they do have are split migrant families who can't get their families into MIQ, even though there is all this space available. They're losing them. So not only can they not find staff, they're losing the highly skilled staff that they already have who are migrants who can't see their families because they can't get them in through MIQ. And yet we have 1,800 rooms every night. I was talking to a hydraulics company in Gisborne, just the other day. They've got staff who are looking to leave—highly, highly skilled staff who are looking to leave. It doesn't matter where you go. In my electorate, a plastics company lost a South African, even though he was the only guy who could work that piece of machinery. David Parker knows well, because we lobbied him. Even he couldn't lobby his colleagues to let that guy's family in. And yet, 1,800 rooms every night, underutilised. 