Angela Roberts is over there and she must understand the dynamics of a rural electorate because she's actually covering quite a big rural electorate in her role at the moment. But I had quite a level of—well, I don't know if it was comedy or discomfort or quite what it was the other night when Michael Wood stood up and talked about how he'd had a wonderful holiday in the summer with his family and he actually had driven through my electorate, made a point of saying that he'd been there. He'd been on State Highway 3 in Ōtorohanga and Te Kūiti, and he had his electric car and he'd managed to charge it, and that was all wonderful. So rural was taken care of. We all know that Minister Wood, in his discussion document, actually said he was going to put a lot of cycle ways in rural so that farmers and tourists could go about their business, and I wondered if he'd ever been there until that moment.