And the third question I have, in my opening bat, is concerning media that was reported by RNZ last week around plans to announce a roughly $100 million recovery package for Southland in the wake of the imminent closure of the Tīwai Point aluminium smelter and attributing the New Zealand First Party with "scuppering the announcement at the 11th hour". Now, as members know, and certainly Sarah Dowie, the MP for Invercargill, knows how important the aluminium smelter is to the economy of Southland. The imminent closure, if that indeed happens, will be devastating for that region—and this revelation rubs, I think, salt in the wounds of Southlanders who are very badly affected by this pending news. So I would like to know whether or not the reports were accurate and, if not, or either way, what the Government does have planned for that region in the wake of what will be probably the largest economic detriment to hit any province in a couple of generations. So there's three questions to kick off with.