Firstly, I still don't think anybody outside of Christchurch fully appreciates exactly what has had to be done down there. People who have lived there, people who have lived through it, people who have put up with all the trials and tribulations of their own circumstances and the, I suppose, disappointments of the unavailability of various civic facilities know full well what's gone on. The people who've constantly lived with road cones, who had compromised services for extended periods of time, all know what this has been all about. I don't think, though, that in a wider context around New Zealand, there is an appreciation of that, to the extent that perhaps it is only ever real if you experience it yourself.