So I would like to be able to take away from the House tonight and go back and talk to the stakeholders that I've committed to respond to exactly where the money that is going to be sacrificed—because it must be sitting on an accounts receivable (AR) ledger in many dozens, maybe all 67, of the territorial authorities and the regional councils; it must be sitting there in AR. There must be accountants saying, "You know what? We've got budget for water projects, we've got this budget for footpaths, for parks and reserves and community facilities, libraries"—whatever it is that that council has a budget for—"but we don't have the money, because we've got this outstanding number in accounts receivable. It's not like we can call Baycorp. It's not like it's Penny Bright—she's not out there protesting every day in Avondale, so, you know, it's not like we know where she is."