So let's have a look at Golden Bay—Port Tarakohe, to be exact. They received approval for $22 million to upgrade the port for recreational and commercial users and to mainly accommodate a growing mussel industry up there. Now, the former mayor Richard Kempthorne was quoted as saying, "Port Tarakohe is a highly valued recreational asset and provides critical community resilience in the event of disruptions to road access in and out of Golden Bay." Then what happens? Cyclone Gita. The barges brought in milk tankers so that the farmers could keep milking, and thanks to Fonterra and Port Tarakohe, no milk had to be dumped. Those road improvements and repairs are still being undertaken today, over 18 months later. It enabled medication and other food to be delivered to the community. It is a critical asset to the Golden Bay community.