And I want to give you another example about why people have lost trust and confidence in local government. The Nelson City Council, this week, had to accept that even though they had spent hours and hours debating a motion about whether to install a pride-themed, rainbow-coloured pedestrian crossing in Nelson—how much consultant's time they'd spent getting reports done, getting special drawings done, having public hearings—it turned out they'd forgotten the very people of Nelson who absolutely depend on being able to cross the road safely, and that is people who are blind or have low vision and find that a pride crossing is one of the most confusing things you can ever put on the road, because they don't know what on earth this thing means when they're trying to cross the road. So Nelson council, bless their cotton socks, backed down. They decided that it would be OK just to put some pride stickers on the bike racks, rather than let blind and low-vision people wander out into the road and, potentially, get run over because they'd spent all this time worrying about how to deliver a pride crossing rather than actually deliver basic services for the people in their communities.