They have also been able to take on a commitment to a significant rebuild and extension of their physical spaces because of the capital investment and support from the local district council but the country as a whole. This will ensure 190 jobs as they do the rebuild, and they are going to literally build back better. These are amazing, ambitious people. They have undertaken a globally ambitious project of not only rebuilding and extending the Kiwi House but to participate and be the first zoo on the planet to get their accreditation for the Living Building Challenge, a truly ambitious green project. They are reimagining our tourism sector. They are building a quality visitor experience, education experience, and the provision of breeding and support for our biodiversity and predator-free projects around the North Island. I just need to shout out to them. They're doing amazing work. This isn't about centralisation. This is about supporting local people to be able to be nimble and effective in their responses. I think they're amazing and admirable in the way that they have been ambitious and they can see a future, a bold and bright one, for our people, for our kiwi, and for our little towns. Thank you, Mr Speaker.