Now, we know that these are far more than just racetracks, and, as the Green Party has acknowledged, these are very valued community assets. I know that the ones that are on the West Coast are used for a range of things, from weddings—the New Zealand Motor Caravan Association uses them to park up on. We have Scouts and Guides that use those facilities for their camps. The Coast to Coast, of course, is a very famous one that uses the Kūmara track every year as its camping space and briefing area but also local schools use their local tracks for cross-country, and what we need to remember is that all of these tracks across New Zealand are looked after and cared for and have been bought and paid for and developed over many years—over a hundred years, in some cases—by volunteers, and I think it's very appropriate that Volunteering New Zealand is acknowledging our volunteers this week. 