I also think of the next visit, which was to the morgue which had been set up at Burnham Military Camp. It was something that will live with me for ever. I went there with the Governor-General, Anand Satyanand, and my chief of staff, and we saw all these people working to reunite the deceased with their families, to work out who people were, to absolutely 100 percent identify people where—when people say, "Oh, they could've shown us the bodies", they couldn't have shown the bodies; it was horrendous. Everyone was treated with respect. We saw just about every denomination it is possible to have from a religious point of view represented, and we saw everyone treated with respect. The people who came to help there were not only New Zealanders but people from all around the world, and they came to help us in our hour of need and they came quickly and they came with the best intentions and the best skills. I couldn't be more proud to have been a Kiwi receiving that.