I just wanted to make a little note. I think, for the record, I'd like to get this into my speech. One of my colleagues mentioned trees, and there's an interesting story around trees in this area. People who know Palmerston North well may remember that in 1997, in my seventh-form year at school, the trees were occupied by an activist who later became the Mayor of Palmerston North, Mark Bell-Booth. For a number of weeks, when they were looking to remove the plane trees down Fitzherbert Avenue, a number of activists were living in the trees all down Fitzherbert Avenue because they objected to having the trees removed for four-laning of the avenue. I used to cycle to school past a whole lot of Massey University students. All I could think about at the time, never knowing I'd become an activist at the time, is that they were students living in these trees and they're probably very smelly. All I could think about was "Where would they have a shower?" But, look, there are trees growing in the area, and, look, it is a very lush, green area of the city.