So one thing we could have got clarity on in the select committee stage is, when it says, "This means we can continue the Government's record investment into transport infrastructure without having to cut projects.", does that mean roads specifically? What projects are they referring to? And are we going to have a cast-iron guarantee we're not going to be told later down the track that because of this $350 million, vital roading projects won't continue? Because what's really concerning is when you look at many mainlanders or South Islanders that pay their hard-earned money into road-user charges and then watch this Government gerrymander the Land Transport Fund and their hard-working road-user charges are funnelled off to pet projects in Auckland, nothing winds mainlanders up more. So we are expecting a commitment tonight that projects will be committed to and proceed as well.