The other aspect about this is the issue of immigration. I think there is an absolute need for skilled migrants. Again, the Government's been pretty robust and tough on private sector wanting to get people into New Zealand. We've just heard from the Minister that there's a shortage of 200 auditors required in New Zealand to be able to deal with this issue. If we accept the Minister at his word at 200 auditors that are required, the question that should be asked is why aren't they getting allowed to come through as skilled workers and enter into the managed isolation and quarantine (MIQ) facilities? As TVNZ 1 reported on 3 July, there were currently, at that point 2,000 rooms unavailable in the MIQ facilities. And what's more, the Government made an absolute commitment that 10 percent of MIQ facilities would be made available to skilled migrants to assist all types of businesses. I think this has been a case where what we are seeing—if you go and talk to any business around New Zealand—is the ability to attract and get anyone through MIQ's facilities, particularly in terms of skilled staff, has been absolutely stymied. I think, again, if we're going to be consistent, the Government should also be consistent in its approach. Again, do what we say, not what we're going to do as a Government. This is a case of the Government changing the rules for a Government entity.