I should also underpin this with conversations that I and my colleagues Jacqui Dean, Sarah Dowie, and Hamish Walker have been having with the mayors of the southern regions, from Waitaki to Invercargill, over the looming crisis particularly in the Queenstown Lakes area, of the thousands of people who are now stuck. Despite the tub-thumping rhetoric from the Government's support partner New Zealand First on turning down the tap—and, actually, it was the Minister's rhetoric in Opposition—and this strict cut to immigration that they campaigned on, actually, the opposite happened, and, indeed, that was entirely appropriate with the growing economy. The economy is coming to a screaming halt, and I do understand that the Government needs the wisdom of Solomon to balance the competing needs of those people—who are here and need support in the short term—with the Government's overall objectives to put Kiwis to the front of the job queue. So I don't want an answer to the question—I think that would be unfair at this time—but I am interested in the Minister just articulating what early thinking has gone on about how it's going to position itself in that very important question.