We've heard the call for a formal inquiry, and it seems we're back to the blame game around housing and infrastructure, with the Government trying to distract from the real failures. We're also back to pipe dreams around meeting skills shortages without relying on migration; blaming sectors for a supposed lack of training despite businesses trying their best for years to engage a local workforce. We've also heard time and again about the need for an immigration reset while the opportunity presents itself in this COVID environment. And I'm not opposed to that. We absolutely have that opportunity, but that work should have started this time last year, and by now we should have a pretty good idea of what a shiny new immigration system looks like and a time line of when we might see that, but all we hear is a desire to clamp down on the system rather than solve existing problems.