I want to let you know that your presence here is welcomed, because we know that while some of you live here on the mainland, actually some of you do live back home on the Chathams. I was fortunate enough to join the MP for the Chathams, Paul Eagle, a couple of years ago when we ended up there. He invited us over, so we came over. And this is something that's familiar to you, but the day that we were supposed to leave, after having been there for three days, a plane didn't get out of the airport because of the weather, which was really terrible. But then, when we showed up the next day to try and get off the island, there was a man inside the wing, at the end of a ladder, who was shouting out, "Not going to go. Not going back to the mainland today. You'll have to try again tomorrow." It was actually because of this firsthand experience that I started to realise what it must be like to have that kind of uncertainty of transport. So my good colleague Paul Eagle is forever lobbying to make sure that we get good connections to and from the Chathams so that you may travel freely as you wish and as it should have been a long time ago.