ANNA LORCK (Labour—Tukituki): Kia orana, Mr Speaker. I would like to start with a massive congratulations to the Hawke's Bay exporters of the year, Frost Fans. Frost Fans are a business that's built on the back of a horticultural sector, and they are going places. At the exporter of the year awards we saw businesses celebrating the success they've had—yes, in a hard, tough year, but they're out there celebrating and doing well. It's been a big, big week in Hastings, because we've heard from the Minister of Immigration that this Government has announced that we're opening a corridor with our Pasifika islands to bring in the RSEs. The RSE is a scheme, the Recognised Seasonal Employer scheme, that was developed under the Labour Government. It has been one of the single greatest tools that has driven this horticultural sector, and this is why we do it: because when you get the fruit picked, you grow long, full, permanent jobs for Kiwis, and that's the important thing. In this year, in this season, we have seen 2,600 job seekers come off the benefit to come and work in horticulture. That is a fact, and those are the things that matter when we start growing jobs from the best place in the world to grow apples and pears.