The Prime Minister and her Minister of Immigration have said, "It's going be great; we're going to get 20,000 extra critical workers in in Phase 1 and 2. We're going to have all these extra workers, they're going to be paid 1.5 times the minimum wage, and they'll be attracted to New Zealand." Well, the question is: why would they come? The Minister has already said they can't have access to their resident '21 scheme; so that's closed to them. There's literally no pathway to residence right now for anyone entering the country under this new scheme that they're setting up to attract 20,000 critical workers. If you were a highly skilled, well-paid professional overseas wanting some certainty about the future for you and your family in New Zealand, why would you come when there is no pathway to residence for you? The answer to that is: they will not come. The second part of that is why would they come if they can't leave? Because this Government have made it very clear to migrants onshore: you are not allowed to leave and you are not allowed to come back until October. So you're a highly trained, skilled professional overseas, no pathway to residence, no ability to leave the country if your mother gets sick or your father dies or you've got an emergency overseas—they can't leave and come back again.