MAUREEN PUGH (National): Thank you very much, Mr Speaker. I stand in opposition to this Land Transport (Rail) Legislation Bill today—not that it would surprise the members on the other side of the House. Now, just to be really clear, I am not opposed to rail; in fact, it does have a place in making sure that we do have the relevant modes of transport in this country. In fact, I've got quite a history in connection with rail in my own backyard on the coast. Even as a really small child—and that was a few summers ago—we would be driven out to the end of the line where my dad would pick us up in an old steam train. He was the fireman on a steam train. And I've got no slack on my pants as a result. But he would pick us up there as kids and he would put us in the steam train and we would travel back to town where we'd get picked up again at the other end. And so I have really fond memories of riding in those heaving beasts with the unique smell that is really hard to explain. But there was a uniqueness about those machines back in those days.