It was a decision to prioritise Auckland's needs ahead of those of the people of the Coromandel, but what they neglected to think about, of course, is that most of Auckland was holidaying in the Coromandel over that period of time. There are never more people in the Coromandel than there are over the summer. That's why a rescue helicopter has been based there in the past. So this year, the people of the Coromandel and our hundreds of thousands of visitors have been, sadly, neglected and let down. We were promised by the Minister of Health that there would be no reduction in service, and the good people of Coromandel took him at his word, only to find out, a week before Christmas, that no rescue helicopter would this year be based in the Coromandel. That's an appalling indictment on the priorities of this Government and their policy-making decisions as it affects folk in my part of the world.