We have also just invested $50 million to prevent exploitation, protect migrants, and strengthen enforcement action against exploiters. We must not tolerate the abuse of workers. The recent conviction for slavery in Hawke's Bay demonstrates that the most extreme exploitation does occur in New Zealand and that we were right to prioritise tackling it. That work must continue. I agree with the call last week from Walk Free that New Zealand should pass modern slavery legislation akin to that in the UK and Australia. Immigration sector agreements will play a part in building good workplaces. They will allow bespoke immigration settings in return for agreed improvements to wages, training opportunities, and workforce planning so that migrant workers and New Zealanders will benefit. When we are able to reopen the border, these changes will serve us well. One thing I was determined to do as immigration Minister was reopen the parent category. It took time to get consensus and the income thresholds are far too high, but we got the category reopened and that is a good start.