The one thing that was lacking in everything that I looked at was clear decision-making. To get that understood by more people was a bit of a challenge. Naturally, there was a desire to cling to local leadership, if you like. So we took the opportunity of having New Zealand Defence Force helicopters in Hagley Park to get many who either are or have been in this House up in the sky to see the extent of the damage, along with many State bureaucrats, local body politicians, local community leaders, so that they could see that the damage was from the outer parts of Banks Peninsula north up into the Kaikōura district, west as far as the Alps, and south as far as Timaru. That brought a degree of reality about just exactly what was being dealt with. It also, I think, made people clear about just how big the job was and the sort of thing that we needed to do to get things moving. 