I've been going around some of the stations over the last few weeks. Along with my colleagues, we've visited, I think, firefighters from 12 different stations across the country. It's been really disturbing, to be honest, the consistency of the concerns that they're raising—but the examples are different in every single place, just showing a depth and extent of the problem that I've found, personally, quite mind-boggling. It's clear to me that even if—through this mediation and bargaining—everything gets resolved, the problem is not going to be resolved. I do want to put that clearly on the record in the House, of the need for there to be a review of Fire and Emergency New Zealand. Because what they're telling us is that there is a fundamental disconnect between the front-line fire workers, who are going out and putting their bodies and their minds on the line every day to keep our communities safe, and the head office.