So we do support rail, and one of the things we heard during the select committee process was a constant refrain that the previous National Government had put KiwiRail into a system of "managed decline"—I think was the exact phrase used—and we would take issue with that. In fact, we did during the committee process, and I repeat that now, because the simple reality is that, if you look at the numbers, the last National Government rightsized KiwiRail after it was nationalised by the previous Labour Clark Government in 2008. It was called back then the "sale of the century". The Crown paid Toll Holdings, I think it was, $690 million and the then chief executive of Toll Holdings was on the record as saying, "You know, you only get one Michael Cullen in your life."—which, of course, is a paraphrase of Kerry Packer's quote about Alan Bond after he did the dirty with him on the sale of, I think it was, Fairfax Holdings back in the 80s: "You only get one Alan Bond in your life." And, of course, that was true about KiwiRail as well. So that was a controversial decision back in 2008, but the previous National Government put a lot of money into KiwiRail to invest in the Main Trunk and to run lines that were economic and profitable—and that's the critical point.