MELISSA LEE: This Government talks about how they're helping a lot of people through their spending, and it is very clear that there are some people who actually miss out on that Government spending. It would've been very, very nice if they actually considered that export education industry which a lot of New Zealanders are part of. It's a $5 billion industry that many ethnic communities are involved in. We have actually suggested that the borders could be controlled better. We can actually work through the security screening, the testing, and maybe opening up to export education students, because they're here on a long-term basis—often a year, sometimes two, sometimes here on a degree three or four years—and they could actually pay for the testing, come and do quarantine, and they're going to be here for a long term. But they haven't even considered that. It's a $5 billion industry with tens of thousands of people who are ultimately going to lose their jobs as a result, and this Government are not even planning, are not even considering, because they say, "Oh, it's COVID-19; it's too dangerous." Maybe perhaps if they put some thinking into it, perhaps if they actually consider the ultimate result, the outcome for these people who are in fact hurt as a result of COVID-19, perhaps they might have some plans for those people who are desperately in need of the Government's help.