The immigration Minister was away the day that the Hon Stuart Nash filled in for him, reading out his sort of vague announcement about an announcement—or something like that—speech. The mood amongst the migrants and business community prior to that speech could accurately be described as terrified; luckily, their worst fears were not realised, though the speech definitely generated more questions than answers. That speech called COVID-19 a change point for a once-in-a-generation opportunity to change immigration. The Government described immigrants as increasingly low-skilled and that COVID-19 starkly highlighted our reliance on migrant labour. Then, nothing happened.