Also, I think we need to be clear in this bill—what are we talking about when we say local leadership? Because times have changed down there. When I grew up in Bryndwr and I went to Belfast to play rugby as a young fella, and I would have been taken over the Styx Mill Bridge, that was a day trip. You'd pack your lunch. Belfast was out in the country, out of town. Now, Belfast is actually in Nicky Wagner's electorate of Christchurch Central. So, spatially, how we view Greater Christchurch has changed. Now towns like Kaiapoi, Rangiora, Lincoln, and Rolleston are all part of the bigger picture for Greater Christchurch. So I will acknowledge at this time the Mayor of Selwyn, Sam Broughton, the Mayor of Waimakariri, Dan Gordon, deputy mayor Neville Atkinson, and Waimakariri councillor Joan Ward. Joan and her husband led Continental Catering—a huge North Canterbury company that was hugely affected by the earthquakes and will know firsthand the stresses that those earthquakes put on local businesses that, ultimately, employ local people in our community and support them and pay wages.