Business as usual for the border has seen big announcements and no delivery. Fancy PRs, with screams from rooftops, "Here we are, fixing the problem. We're bringing in workers. We're going to bring in farmers, we're going to bring in teachers, we're going to bring in port crane operators, we're going to bring in vets." The reality was no one ever arrived. Three hundred teachers in July last year; 8 have come in. Two hundred dairy farm workers; none have been delivered. Port crane operators in 2021; none have been delivered. Sixty vets; 7 have arrived. Two hundred rural contractors to drive the heavy machinery to harvest wheat and grains announced in December; none have arrived. And guess what? We need those grains and wheat being harvested right now. One hundred and ninety seven people were interested in that scheme; now only 40 are left because of this Government's business-as-usual approach to the border. And it's against this backdrop that we see, just recently, their opening up to the world scheme, against the backdrop of continued failure of border exceptions; where no one's getting in the country, against a backdrop of people like Charlotte Bellis not being able to come home to give birth to their baby; the backdrop of very negative press. And, again, we get business as usual from this border announcement, because, when you take a look at it, it lacks so much detail.