But, of course, they've lost confidence. In Auckland, voter turnout is in the 30 percent. What that means is that the people who are elected to run our major city, which spends over $3 billion a year, most of which it takes in property taxes, only a small amount which it takes in fees from parking and so on—the people elected to run this organisation in a governance role, spending $3 billion to $3.5 billion a year, only 30 percent of people turn out to vote for them.