I do hope also that they don't continue to have a proliferation of other organisations. If there was any mistake, it was that in moving from the Canterbury Earthquake Recovery Authority—which I think was absolutely necessary at the time, but was a big proponent of getting into the new structure, the regeneration structure—there are now too many bodies in Christchurch. You have the Christchurch City Council, along with their sister councils in Selwyn and Waimakariri, who I think do perform very, very well—that excludes Christchurch City—and then they have Christchurch, New Zealand. No one really knows what that does, but any ratepayer having a look at the salary structure there would have good reason to be concerned about what it does. And then there is the Christchurch Foundation. No one quite knows what that does but, once again, it has a bureaucratic structure with a lot of costs that, ultimately, will come back on ratepayers. 