Just as an aside, they're not the worst. The Canterbury Regional Council—ECan—want to put a 9.45 percent rate increase on people. I think the excuse that keeps coming back, that we've got infrastructure deficit as a result of the earthquake, is extremely thin when anybody can see how much was spent in the city on the infrastructure during the relatively short time. And we didn't argue—no one argued—about betterment. So if the 3-metre pipe was taken out and it was replaced by a much bigger diameter and a longer length of pipe and generally in materials that have a much longer life than some of the asbestos piping that got taken out, then that's all to the good. But it's the advantage of the city that unfortunately is not being seen enough by the current rating base.