We have precious little time now to hear from the stakeholders, and I expect them to come from three main groups. Businesses will want to know what this means for them, not so much for the people who are here and can stay, but for the people who aren't here and they want to get in, and this bill will prevent that from occurring. It is a paradox, but we have a mismatch in skills. We have higher levels of unemployment and job seeker numbers in this country who will be competing for those onshore temporary visa holders who, as a class of visa holder, could have their stay extended, undermining the ability of those workers to get the jobs that are going. But we also have a number of highly skilled workers who businesses in New Zealand do need and who this bill may prevent from being able to bring in because of the border closures that will continue.