Of course, how do you plan for the long term when you've got no certainty of investment? Of course, that is the problem, and it's all created by Labour—it's all created by Labour. This is not something that they can blame on National, because every Government, in some respects, you know, will always get things wrong, and the next Government inherits the sins of their predecessors. No one's disputing that. All of this is blamed on Labour, because Labour inherited a pipeline of infrastructure and transport investment that if they'd just stuck to it, the Minister of Transport would be opening roads around the country. Instead, we're just getting started on the Tauranga Northern Link after five years of delay. One of the most dangerous roads in the country. Melling interchange in my former electorate of Hutt South will get started next year, five years after it could have started—five or six years after it could have started. It's intensely frustrating. 