Australian businesses are concerned access to skilled workers will be restricted under government migration reforms, but Pauline Hanson says the issue is the country brings in too many Uber drivers, nail technicians and dog walkers. Only a fraction of the migrants that had arrived in the country under the Albanese government had been selected for their skills, Senator Hanson said. "We don't need any more Uber drivers, nail technicians, dog walkers. "At the moment, around 65 per cent of the skills stream is people already in the country," he told AAP. "They want to change the order of process so the proportion of people in the country rises to 70 per cent."