But I want to talk in my remarks about transport, because what our leader, Judith Collins, announced on Friday was a transformational package for the upper North Island: a 20-year vision for transport in the upper North Island, decongesting our city and building expressways to Northland—that's all the way to Northland and to Tauranga. And Grant Robertson said, "Well, if that's all you've got—if all you've got is a vision, you know, I'd like to see what's coming." Well, it's better to have a 20-year vision than to not have one. And it's deeply ironic when the one criticism that could be levelled at this Government is that they are all about vision and they're all about good intentions. In fact, the one thing the Prime Minister's got going for her is at least she talks about good intentions and talks about good outcomes. So it's richly ironic for Grant Robertson to critique a vision. 