But what gives me great hope is a word that we don't use often these days, and that's "parochial". What Cantabrians know, especially after the earthquakes, is how to look after each other—we know each other. And what I've seen, going out and about in my electorate of Waimakariri, to the neighbouring electorate, in Selwyn—I just want to acknowledge the great work Nicola Grigg is doing in Selwyn in leading the National Party's response to the Canterbury floods. And when you look at the devastation in mid-Canterbury as well, it's great to see those Cantabrians getting on and looking after each other. I was at a farm in Ashburton a couple of days ago. Neighbours were turning up, members of that community, most of them unannounced volunteers, turning up in their trucks, turning up in their tractors, all there to help out the affected farmers, because they know they are not going to get any support from this Government. This Government does not care about them, and they have showed that. A measly $500,000 compared to three-quarters of a billion dollars for a cycleway.