It's not only split migrant families; it's New Zealand citizens and permanent residents who cannot get their partners in because of the, again, very, very strict interpretation by Immigration New Zealand. I had a message today from Catherine, a New Zealand citizen, who said, "Today, Labour, you have broken us. He's English, he's vaccinated, he can't get in. We will have to go our separate ways and hope to find what we had in our own countries. Jacinda, I hope you can sleep at night." That's what she put on Facebook on the split migrant group. Yet here we have 1,800 rooms every day, completely unused. But we're standing here today talking about over-utilisation. It's not the problem, the problem is underutilisation and our complete inability to manage competing demands and take these groups of people who haven't seen their families in over a year, who are highly skilled people who, in most cases, are earning more than double the median wage, who still can't get in. And you've got Kiwis who can't see their partners as well.