Palmerston North and Nelson, where I am proud to be the MP, they have a lot of things in common. They have a lot of things that aren't in common: it's sunny in Nelson; it's quite rainy and windy in Palmerston North—the rule is that if you're from Palmerston North, you're allowed to dis it, but no one else is. But look, it is a provincial centre that, like many of our provincial centres around New Zealand, has challenges around housing. The council has an opportunity as well to join the legislation that's currently going through the House as a tier 2 council just like Nelson. Earlier this year, along with colleagues, we visited some of the Palmerston North City Council flats that have just been redeveloped, and it was really good to see what the council had been able to do to take that land and actually develop it further and get more units on that bit of land. And it was wonderful to talk to the residents about the impact that had made on their lives.