Rt Hon WINSTON PETERS: On behalf of the Minister, when you have a circumstance where the prior Government let a railway line cease operations on the basis that they wouldn't spend one cent to fix it up, and when a Government comes along later with all that atrophied business and all that development commerce having been delayed, it takes a while to get things back going again. But he will not find one local body politician or mayor from Wairoa or Napier—nor the whole Hawke's Bay, for that matter—who is not on this Government's side in the case of that railway line. But if the National Party's view is that it should be closed, why don't they say so?