I'd like to just give you a bit of a southern perspective because, for us in the Far South, the year had barely begun when we were hit by the Southland floods. As Minister Kiritapu Allan reflected in the House just today, it's so wonderful to see the Milford Track reopening, because those floods took out a huge amount of the infrastructure in the Routeburn and the Milford Tracks. But it also, a few days later, hit Mataura and Gore. So it's wonderful to be starting this new year with Parliament declaring a climate emergency but also to have today the announcement that the Milford Track after $13.7 million worth of investment is back open for business. That'll have a huge impact on many involved in the tourism industry down in Fiordland. Next year, though, we are also seeing work start as part of the shovel-ready project on rebuilding and strengthening Southland's flood infrastructure, and so that'll be involving working on some of those stopbanks that were really struggling to hold back the water, particularly around Gore and Mataura, in the recent floods. 