We know that the lived experience of the people of Tai Rāwhiti, the people of Westport and Buller, the people of Southland and other parts of the country, who are experiencing these increasingly severe storms and droughts and floods, is backed up. Because we've always had dramatic weather in this country, the extent of which people's lives are changing is hard to tell. But we know that, actually, what is happening here in Aotearoa is that the kinds of rainfall that we've seen recently in Gisborne and Tai Rāwhiti is 15 percent more intense now than it was 100 years ago, and it's 20 percent more like to happen than it was 100 years ago. So when people are starting to report back to us, it does feel like these things are happening more frequently, and it does feel like, when it rains, there's more rain than there used to be, then, actually, that experience is backed up with the data as well.