So, on that basis, I'd like to get an understanding from him around what advocacy he has done to ensure that Immigration New Zealand better understands the needs of rural New Zealand. We have seen far too many instances this year where we have not been able to get the workforce we need across the borders, whether it's dairy workers or vets or, more recently, rural contractors. It's not good enough that it has taken this long, and it seems clear that the Minister and his ministry haven't been advocating enough with Immigration New Zealand to get those exemptions in place for our primary sector. Those are critical roles. So what is he doing to ensure we don't have these sorts of hiccups again?