I wanted first of all to acknowledge that the work is not just that of the Government but of the community in general. We have had a response that is right across the board, and in my role as a list MP based in Auckland Central, I meet with people in the area who are doing jobs that aren't paid that well, and they're doing valiant jobs, they're zealously arguing for their community and the things they need right now to make it better. So I'd like to just put out a thankyou to groups like the business associations that work for their communities, and they don't just stop at their own community of businesses. In a place like K Road, the business association—and, actually, the Heart of the City is another one—these groups actually put in a real effort to making sure that they are welcoming and inclusive to the people who are living on their streets, or return to their streets because they have nothing to do in the day. They actually start to work differently because they're thinking differently—they're thinking as a team, they're thinking inclusively, and they're very good people and they do a very good job. There's a lot of work being done at the ground. But the Government has a leadership role too, and one thing that it does is—[Time expired]