We have tens of billions of dollars' worth of backlog in every category of infrastructure. That is a result of the fiscal settings over the course of the last three decades. The National Party, who are complaining about the lack of action of the Labour-led Government, are as much responsible for their denuding of the public estate as anybody at all. And that is why—that is why—I completely reject the Hon Michael Woodhouse's pithy, empty sloganeering in his contribution in this debate earlier, because all of those chickens have come home to roost at precisely the moment when COVID-19 hit. So we have this combination, this confluence, of events, which is the fact that our ageing infrastructure is absolutely at the end of its life or past the end of its life, and an absolute need to inject vast amounts of liquidity into the economy at this time in order to stimulate the economy, to keep people in their jobs, to keep things rolling. So it makes absolutely perfect sense right now to address that 30-year infrastructure deficit using the capital that we have to spend anyway in order to keep the economy going through this astonishing pandemic-led downturn. 