The next stage was to extend it down to Piarere, a busy intersection between State Highways 1 and 29: 20,000 vehicle movements a day, far too many accidents there, every fortnight an unplanned road closure along that corridor. And yet this Government came in and cancelled that project. It's simply not good enough when you've got that massive growth happening in that corridor, not to mention the safety benefits that we're seeing off the back of these four-lane expressways. So it is a real shame to see the Government's sudden, sudden epiphany to shift the prioritisation towards four-lane expressways. And we welcome their change in focus and congratulate the Tauranga area and the advocacy of Todd Muller and Simon Bridges to get the Tauranga Northern Link back on the cards there. But, unfortunately, we've missed out in the Waikato and I had hoped, Mr Strange, that with your strong advocacy, we would have indeed achieved that project. But alas, it was not to be. And so we shall continue on this side of the House to advocate strongly for that project, because it is a crucial next link, and, of course, from there then continuing over towards Tauranga as well. 