So this Government contribution pays for operational costs—for example, signage; medical; fuel; life jackets; radios; all those things that the lifeguards need to perform their duties. There is also a capital-works component which will enable a number of clubs to do much-needed capital work. This is just an example of the Government hearing from people out there in the community—because the lifeguards have been saying this for a number of years—and we've got a Government who's been listening to those in the community and putting that investment in. So that's something that I am particularly proud of. In the Waikato region, there are a number of surf lifesaving clubs and I know that they're certainly excited about this.