When I was the Acting Prime Minister, I can tell you what happened one day. I'll never forget it because I was absolutely shocked, because in the room came a group of civil servants to tell me that the Deep-ocean Assessment and Reporting of Tsunamis (DART) buoy programme—which for decades we've been financing to warn us if a tsunami was coming our way, and our Pacific neighbours as well—had all been allowed to run down, and the last of them was on the blink. This previous Government—if you want to look at any evidence of how shocking and neglectful they were, they were prepared to see the tsunami come down, sweep through the Pacific islands, and take the top of the North Island out, with no way of warning ourselves. 