This investment sits alongside other Government investments which put us on the right track, and all politics is local politics, so let me tell you about the $1 million that this Government has invested in the Puhinui Stream. The Puhinui Stream has suffered from under-investment for far too long, to the point at which it was so clogged and polluted that in some parts of Manukau, it didn't flow at all. But in the leafy suburbs around, say, the Gardens, it was always well maintained. Then down the road in Rata Vine, it was undergrounded it and not daylighted it at all. It was used as a barrier between that suburb and other more new suburbs, and people couldn't access it at all. It was a breeding ground for the famous rats the size of cats in Rata Vine. We are putting money into a system that allows collaboration between the Auckland Council, between mana whenua, and between the Sustainable Business Network to clean up that stream. It's a serious investment in the drainage area in that area, that makes the land usable for the densely populated housing in that area, and it makes it possible for people to enjoy it and to have a relationship with their whenua. 