But, seriously, I also was privileged to spend three weeks in Christchurch—I was in Christchurch within 18 hours of that earthquake. I spent most of that time in the red zone, when the real trauma and the understanding of the depth of just what the earthquake had done to Christchurch and Canterbury was being realised, and on behalf of Cantabrians, I don't think the rest of New Zealand still realises just the depth of change, the depth of angst, that still remains in Canterbury, and I think this bill will be just another one of those small things that Cantabrians go through, yet another chapter in rebuilding.