Actually, a lot of them are telling me now they're having to turn away customer contracts. They've been offered the work, but they simply cannot do it, because they do not have access to certain skilled staff. That is the crucial point that we're talking about which a number of my colleagues have raised tonight. We're not talking about a wholesale opening of the border—that's far from what we're suggesting. What we're talking about is using all the MIQ systems and rooms to bring people in. Make sure that they go through the proper quarantine, make sure they're COVID-tested, but make sure we're prioritising the skilled workers that come into New Zealand, and utilise the 2,000 rooms that are sitting vacant. That's the issue that we're talking about tonight, and talking about 17,000 coming through the border is just a ridiculous proposition when not only are we waiting for skilled people but also we've got many New Zealanders wanting to be reunited with their families. 