It worries me. It worries me because overseas workers right now are not eligible for income supports other than the wage subsidy—and I don't know what thinking the Government's doing there. It's a difficult one because the taxpayer has been very clear in its support for the generosity that needs to be shown to those people and small businesses that are at risk right now. But we're about to go off a cliff and the jobseeker numbers are going to rise dramatically, and it worries me that we are going to pit overseas workers and New Zealanders in a contest for the same roles. The Minister shakes his head, and I'm not sure whether that's more in hope than confidence, because the powers that he has here will enable potentially international students to work more than 20 hours a week. It will enable essential skills workers who have lost their jobs to go into other industries, to go into other parts of the country. 