The whole of the West Coast, taken as a whole, is 85 percent unrateable because of its land status, and if we think about the use of that 15 percent that West Coasters scratch a living off, they still have to pay for the roads that people drive on, they have to pay for the footpaths, and they pay for their water supplies, their water disposal, their stormwater, and their waste collection, and the cost of compliance and regulation. So all of those costs are going to fall on a smaller and smaller group of people, and when you're already 87 percent unrateable, that's a very big ask. 