The last time that I was in Palmerston North, it will always be memorable for me. I was in Levin; my daughter is allergic to peanuts. The member for Ōtaki keeps going on and on how there is no emergency hospital in Ōtaki—in Levin—but I wasn't really listening. So my daughter ate peanuts in Levin, so I needed to get to a doctor immediately. I rang the ambulance and they said, "You either have to drive to Palmerston North or wait there and we'll send the ambulance." So, of course, I drove to Palmerston North. So that's why Palmerston North will always linger in my heart: they did a really good job and saved my daughter on that night.