There are also businesses in Shannon and in Ōtaki, very close to where I come from, that have been founded on the basis or on the back of, effectively, the courses that were provided in Whanganui to specialise in something that was particular to the local area. There are many other examples of that, but I want to use another example, and it relates to Taumarunui. It really also, I think, emphasises the fear that I have about the centralisation of anything, actually, in New Zealand, because I don't think that—having been an amalgamation proponent myself of many things in my younger days, as you get older, you realise it's not the answer to everything.