What we are also talking about here is ensuring that things keep moving, because I'm pretty sure, in the next few days or the next few weeks, we're going to hear how the Christ Church Cathedral has not got back on track, and, in fact, behind the scenes, has stalled. I think in the next few weeks we're going to hear about the Christchurch Convention Centre that is not going to open on time and there's going to be significant delays. I think we're going to hear how we're not going to get a stadium on time and how we're not getting the Metro Sports Facility on time. So there's a huge role. You can't just dangle $300 million. We need action. That's why it's important that the Government stays involved—whoever that Government may be—with the people of Christchurch. Christchurch is the second-biggest city. We punch well above our weight, not only in rugby but in GDP as well, and they need to make sure that central government keeps it a priority, because, of course, in the last National Government the rebuild was one of our top four priorities. So when we hear of infrastructure announcements when Auckland gets billions and Canterbury only gets $159 million, we want to make sure that people are listening to us and we feel heard.