I paid a visit last week to the work that's going on constructing the Third Main rail line in Auckland, an extremely important project that's going to enable us to free up Auckland's roads, get freight moving around more efficiently, get more Aucklanders on to rail, and is also employing 200 New Zealanders in the construction of that important line—another 200 employed electrifying the line between Papakura and Pukekohe, and thousands more across the country as we roll out a record infrastructure package. Currently, Waka Kotahi has $20 billion of capital work happening around our country, employing Kiwis and giving us the infrastructure that will support good-quality lives and economic growth in the years ahead.