Hon MICHAEL WOOD: There were nearly 120 people involved in the repair and clean-up work on Tai Rāwhiti's State highways, ranging from traffic management and arborists to those operating excavators, graders, and diggers, from inside and outside the Tai Rāwhiti region, and much of that work goes on. In particular, crews have worked tirelessly to install well in excess of 4,000 tonnes of rock to form the base for the new Mangahauini Bridge support and allow for the bridge approach to be reinstated. This is a real testament to the value of local procurement and the importance of the community places on essential transport links. I can also shout out to the aunties who put on an awesome feed at the Tokomaru Bay hall and the excellent pāua pies that were provided to everyone. 