So there is a lot of work that the Department of Internal Affairs is pulling together around a multi-agency community resilience programme in the face of the disasters that we've seen on Tairāwhiti, on the East Coast, in Westport, and increased stormwater flooding in Auckland. It's about how, as a country, we have the key conversations about policy issues like managed retreat and how, as a wider community, we ensure that people can survive those disasters. We deal with the stress of people having to repeatedly worry whenever heavy rain is occurring. What will happen to their homes? What will happen to their communities? The huge social and economic disruption and dislocation that occurs with those disasters. So that's a bigger conversation, but the Green Party is very pleased to support this bill and looks forward to it being considered by the Finance and Expenditure Committee.