So I would like to talk to what I know of some of these amenities, having spent 20-odd years in the Auckland region. My colleague Michael Wood talked about his relationship with the Stardome and, as a part-time stay-at-home mum, I was very much always there as a parent help whenever the school went on their trips, And, of course, coming from the Warkworth region it was always great to come into Auckland to visit some of the facilities there, and Stardome was of particular interest for all the parents. You had to get in line really quickly to put up your hand to be parent help on that particular trip. So, although we didn't get the whole The Dark Side of the Moon, Pink Floyd experience that we heard in the House from Michael Wood, I think that for the children that went, and all those schoolchildren who have been to the Stardome, what an amazing experience that large 360-degree planetarium theatre is. What they learn about science, what they learn about their place in the world, and what they learn about space sets their minds to creative and wondrous things. So I think, really, if there was an opportunity for me to go back as a grown-up without being parent help, I'd really be excited to have one of the other amenities which are in this bill—maybe the Auckland Philharmonia, if they could play at Stardome, perhaps giving a grand rendition of Gustav Holst's The Planets - Mars, the Bringer of War. That would be my cup of tea indeed.