I then come on to the infrastructure announcement: "Let's do something." It was "Let's do this"; now it's "Let's do something." And the "do something" was we'll borrow $12 billion because interest rates are low and we'll announce a whole lot of things. Well, guess what: not a single cent of that $12 billion has been allocated to Hawke's Bay or my electorate. Not a cent—not a cent. So when you go and talk to people about the big infrastructure announcement, now they simply say, "We've been completely bypassed." Shane Jones would talk about, if he was here, the Napier to Wairoa rail link, and the Hon Meka Whaitiri and I, we went on that train. Well, guess what. It's had three runs since it's been started—three runs; three loads of timber from Wairoa to Napier. Nothing more. Five million dollars of Government funding, and it's had three trains since Shane Jones walked up and down the aisles last year saying how wonderful it's going to be.