And Sam, exercises like Valentina have a beneficial impact on local communities in that everyone is better prepared for an extreme weather event.

If the worst-case scenario arrived weather-wise, and it hit my house tonight, would I be ready? Would my family be ready? And then I'm thinking about the road that I live on and the people that live on that road, and I'm thinking, "How would they respond? How would they be ready?" And some of them are quite vulnerable.

They're definitely all very diverse, and maybe it brings us on a little bit, Sinead, to thinking about, you know, as agencies and as professionals in terms of what we do, there, there's so much that we have done.

There's so much that we will do and so much we can do, but there's also something here about people in their own homes and in their own communities thinking about these things and asking the questions.

I go back to the cyber and the weather.

You know, we're not talking about cyber today, but bad weather's gonna come.

Like, we, we all know that, and flooding will come, and, and those kinda issues are gonna happen.

What are some of the benefits and the key takeaways and learnings?