But it means making choices. If we're going to make the choice to spend $1.5 billion on a highway that will delay safety improvements, that has a benefit to cost ratio of 0.2 because the cost is so much greater than the economic return of that project—I mean, I think it's a little bit surprising that only the Green Party stands up and argues for this kind of rational investment in transport solutions that will give people more choice, that will reduce transport costs, that will help us to respond to climate change. I know that there are supporters. The local MP in Ōtaki is absolutely supportive of the rail investment, and I want to acknowledge her and her work campaigning for that. But we need to continue the campaign, because, unfortunately, the Labour Government has not committed the $350 million in this Budget. That is why, my friends, we need a Green Party in Government so that we can actually get—