To cut a long story short, what that has meant in my electorate is changes to Milton, Balclutha, and Lawrence. The very small community of Lawrence is feeling really anxious and undervalued because it fears it may lose its station, Balclutha has got changes to crewing, and in Milton, the changes have led to a petition signed by about 3,500 people, which is a lot of people for a really small, rural town. The scenario that could play out is, for example, if the two Balclutha ambulances were tied up on other calls, it could conceivably mean a six-hour round trip to get someone, say, from a road accident to Dunedin Hospital, or it could be that a volunteer may not be able to administer pain relief—although I know St John are working on upskilling their volunteers—and, as I said, it could mean that small stations like Lawrence would close. 