The strategic asset funding and the Department of Conservation funding, as well as the wage subsidy, has kept our penguins alive in the International Antarctic Centre. They say that without Government funding, they would have had to shut their doors and go into hibernation. I don't know an awful lot about penguins, but I'm not sure they're supposed to hibernate, and, obviously, they have to be kept fed so that they can be entertaining everybody in Christchurch, domestic and international tourists alike, whilst the International Antarctic Centre provides an extraordinary education, actually making us better informed about our environment, conservation, our precious seas, and, obviously, our resource of Antarctica—to which, you'll be aware, Ilam is, through Christchurch Airport, one of the few gateways in New Zealand. 