I grew up on the northern part of the Buller, and as we waited for a school bus we used to see the Denniston incline working. Denniston incline, a magnificent feat of engineering, described as the eighth wonder of the world at one stage. It was shut. Not long afterward, the contract for delivering the coal down the hill by road was delivered by a local contractor who had been on the council, and the miners and staff were bused down the hill by a local bus contractor. Now, it probably was nothing untoward, and I certainly wouldn't make any accusation to those, but it was certainly something that we grew up with wondering, shall we say. So it is always good to know those that are making the decisions and what may be motivating them.