I also had the opportunity to travel down with Boris Johnson. You might have heard of him; he's now the Prime Minister of the UK. We went down to have a look at Kaikōura and the earthquake damage. I was civil defence Minister at the time, and we got on the NH90 helicopter. We were taking off nicely over Cook Strait. Then he said to me, "What's all that sort of vineyard over there?" And I said, "Well, foreign secretary, that's the Marlborough area where we grow grapes." He said, "Oh, God! Marlborough sauvignon blanc. I drink gallons of this stuff." At this point in time, I thought, oh, shivers. I could feel the captain of the NH90 veering off thinking we're going to need to stop and fill the NH90 with cases of wine, but we carried on. 