It is interesting. During this conversation, we've talked about those members opposite who talked about the folly of building any more rail. I said that, well, when Sir Julius Vogel was looking at putting our rail infrastructure in place in the 1890s, wasn't it lucky we didn't have an ACT Party then and wasn't it lucky that we didn't actually have a National Party then, because we were actually able to do it, and are we not benefiting from that today? The rail corridors that were laid out then are those very things that we are benefiting from today. 