But what people may not realise is that in these small towns that have developed for the international tourism market, it has reached a capacity to maintain a school, to maintain their volunteer organisations like St John, like the fire brigade. And what we're seeing now is the depopulation of those towns, which means that all of those other services, support services, are now suffering—where you can't have a fireman go out on his own to respond to a road accident. St John are under pressure because their volunteers are disappearing. Another impact on the coast, of course, is KiwiRail. It used to deliver 400 passengers a day into Greymouth. They reduced it back to four days a week; they're now in the process of making a decision to run that down to two over the winter. That is a huge impact on these small towns.