Those shortcomings have been well traversed in Dame Silvia Cartwright's public inquiry into the Earthquake Commission, which the National Government set up in 2011. It was clear following the Canterbury and Kaikōura events, as well, I think, as the floods and the scrub fires we've seen in the past 10 years, that natural disasters are very much part and parcel of life in the "Shaky Isles", and as a result the functionality and range of EQC's reach does need to be clearly defined and managed. I would agree with the member from the Greens Eugenie Sage, who spoke earlier and said that the range of events like this likely to hit our nation needs to be canvassed widely. This is our opportunity as a Parliament to take a good hard look, and we can do it once, we can do it right, and, yes, with a view to revisit these things every five years.