I mean, the West Coast is quite notorious for getting the brunt of extreme weather, let alone adverse weather. In March 2019, for example, we saw the remnants of Cyclone Trevor wreak havoc on the West Coast. There was the destruction of the Waiho River bridge and the closure of major roads and schools, and people were forced to evacuate. In December 2019, we saw a storm that left a thousand people stranded in Franz Josef. There were slips, there were closed highways, and there were food parcels that needed to be sent into that area, and that's just two events in the one year. 