But how about business as usual for bolstering our health workers? Well, that's been a complete nightmare from the start. What does business as usual look like? It looks like a health Minister who knew in June last year that health workers, including nurses, couldn't get in through MIQ, and yet, it took him until October before he decided to do anything about it. After months and months of screams from the Opposition, "You need to have MIQ spots tied to these workers—these critical healthcare workers.", finally, in October, he got around to thinking about it; it wasn't in place until late November. And, as it turns out, of the 600 spaces that have been available since then, only 60 nurses have come in. The Minister will tell us that it's just because, well, maybe nurses don't want to come here, when the reality is that the scheme that he's set up is so bureaucratic in nature and so difficult to get in that nurses and doctors around the world are choosing not to come. That is the truth—nothing to do with the fact that they didn't want to come in the first place.