I've got to say I found absolutely—well, it was despairing for me, as a former soldier, to go to Waiōuru, to walk into the very barracks that I went into as a 16-year-old soldier, and even the lino on the floor is still the same. The walls of the barracks, brown varnished: still the same. That does not reflect well on past Governments over the decades, who have not lived up to their part in looking after the women and the men who serve their nation—and do so in some pretty austere and challenging roles and environments.