Visas are being issued in a haphazard manner to film crews, millionaire yachties, nannies, sports teams, comedians, bands, kids' entertainers, and TV contestants. Each of these applications, if you look at them in isolation, may well have a great case to present to New Zealand in terms of the economic benefit that they offer. But the problem is that you cannot look at these things in isolation. Bands and comedians here to entertain us over a horrible year, film crews here to provide jobs, a cruise ship to generate $6 million in the tourism industry, and an international reality TV show to boost our profile overseas are all very worthy when looked at in isolation, but these cannot be looked at in isolation. There has to be some kind of overarching strategy from the Minister, but clearly there isn't one.