I just wanted to mention another issue which is very common in that area. And, of course, the Rangitīkei electorate almost touches on the side of—well, it gets very close to the side of Lake Taupō. There's been quite a discussion over a large number of years, including, significantly, led by the local iwi, around the ability to farm trout in that area. I know it's extremely unpopular with some, that suggestion, but, actually, I think it's got great potential for New Zealand, and it's a shame we can't find a way of encouraging that, because I know that in the Tūrangi area there are people who would be very keen to promote trout farming, not in the lake in any form, but I think it would be a useful local industry. I've never forgotten going to Scandinavia, where the salmon farms are very, very common, but they also farm sea trout there and it's the most beautiful thing to eat, better than the native—not a native one, of course, but better than the trout that comes out of the lake. 