I just want to acknowledge the local paper, the Mountain Scene, a very good article written by Tracey Roxburgh—and just acknowledge them for getting runner-up in the small community newspaper of the year last year. She writes: "Where, exactly, have you been, [Minister Davis]? … Please forgive me for being blunt … but you [have somehow] been dumbfoundingly quiet." We asked you, Minister, what are you going to do for the for the tourism industry? You replied, "There are [lots] of industries struggling at the moment." It goes on, later in the letter it states, "Again, I do apologise, [Minister] … it just seems, well, a bit shit really that you, given your portfolio, can't seem to answer [a basic question of what you're going to do for tourism]." "I asked if you're present, [Minister]." It goes on and on. "This, Kelvin, is your job." Please do something for us. You seem to be "asleep at the wheel." Well, Minister, this is an industry too important to fail.