As spokesperson for emergency management, it is of particular interest to me to make sure that we learn from all of those experiences. So in my role as spokesperson for emergency management one of the things that I did earlier this year was to submit some written questions to the incoming Minister. What I was trying to do was to flesh out some of the priorities that the new Minister had and so I asked, "What are the priorities in your role that you have written to the Prime Minister about?" I was referred to the Speech from the Throne, so I went back to the Speech from the Throne to see exactly what was said about emergency management, because there are some areas in this country that are very vulnerable and will require some special attention in terms of the preparedness for emergencies. For instance, we know that a lot of people in this country now are concerned about flooding, sea-level rise, but also there are people who live in the South Island who live near to a fault line. So there is a lot of work done over time and will be in the future about preparedness for those events. So when I went back and had a look at the Speech from the Throne, there was actually no mention of it, so I ended up in this circular debate about what the priorities are. "Refer to the Speech from the Throne.", I was told, but the Speech from the Throne actually didn't mention it. 