But anyway, I think that the issue with Palmerston North—and, as I said earlier, the reason that this decision was probably comparatively easy for the select committee to make, and I certainly was only part of that select committee for one or two of their discussions on it, but it would have been interesting to have been there for the whole time. But the reason it would be easy to make is that Palmerston North is an extraordinarily well laid out city—or in the earlier days it was. Some of its planning in the 1970s mightn't have been so good, but it's come right again now. And, of course, right at its centre it's got a 7 hectare square, which is a huge asset to the city. And, as I said a minute or two ago, that's where the Paul Dibble huia is. There is also a number of other statues around that square, and I think it's a very attractive part of the city.