STUART SMITH: Well, I can give you an example, if the member is interested. There's a construction company called Rebartec; they have some new equipment that's come into New Zealand. They cannot assemble this equipment without the manufacturer's expertise coming into New Zealand—two people come from Australia. They have not been given an exception to come into the country. That means 10 jobs gone—10 jobs. There are numerous examples of companies that all add up to hundreds of jobs. More importantly, giving businesses the confidence to invest to help our recovery out of this deep hole we're in—it's absolutely essential that we get these people in. Now, we're not talking about bringing someone in to do a job that a Kiwi can be trained to do. There just simply aren't Kiwis to do it.