Every one of us lives in New Zealand knowing that a major earthquake can strike at any time. As the member for Tukituki living in Hawke's Bay, the memory of the 1931, 7.8 earthquake lives on, where we remember every year the 26 people who tragically lost their lives, along with the thousands who were hospitalised. But then, through the art deco architecture, where a city was destroyed to rubble it was able to be rebuilt. I find it incredible that 111 new buildings were constructed in the downtown area between 1931 and 1933, in just two years, and yet we've heard tonight from the struggles of people in Canterbury and the unfair challenges they faced in trying to get paid out so that they could just get on with rebuilding their homes and lives.