You might wonder what an old bloke of Scottish descent is doing speaking on a bill like this in the House, but the Ahuriri area actually goes right into the Rangitīkei. So when you drive over to the Kāwekas and go into Hawke's Bay, you're basically looking at this whole area, from my part of the world where I go across there. And I'm fortunate enough to have a mother, a daughter, and two grandsons, all who live right in Ahuriri itself. So I spend a bit of time there. On the weekend, I was walking around the estuary, actually, looking for National Party voters—and they're pretty slim there. There was no more National Party voters there than there was snapper in the estuary. But it is a beautiful part of Hawke's Bay, and I accept the fact that nature dramatically changed the nature of that in 1931. But it is an interesting part of Hawke's Bay.