Hon STUART NASH (Minister of Tourism): Thank you to that member. Look, a couple of things I'd say: I haven't had any data on the quantification of the benefit to Queenstown district itself. One thing I have been told by Tourism New Zealand is that it could have an economic value of up to a billion dollars for the whole country. And, as mentioned, I'm expecting Auckland to do really well out of this. I'm expecting Queenstown/Wanaka to do well out of this—Te Ānau. I'm also expecting Christchurch—in fact, anywhere where there's an airport. But one thing we know about Australians is that they travel to ski more than any other nationality. Quite an interesting fact, eh? I mean, obviously, it's an American, European summer anyway; so they wouldn't be travelling even if they could, but they can't, and they've been holed up in Australia for so long, we're expecting a whole lot of Australians to come over to your neck of the woods and to the other ski fields and spend up large, because skiers do spend up large.