It's interesting that the Government has decided that this is their No. 1 transport priority at the moment. Their No. 1 transport priority is the Regulatory Systems (Transport) Amendment Bill. At a time of economic and health crisis, where we have the COVID-19 coronavirus causing enormous stress and anxiety and health concern across our country, and economic concern, the Government has decided that it's time to fix up our transport regulation systems. Now, we support the bill, but surely there should be other transport priorities which they should be getting on with? Ever since this Government came to office, they first cancelled a whole bunch of roads, they postponed a whole bunch of other roads, and then earlier this year they tried to resurrect them, which is going to take many, many months of re-planning, reorganising, re-skilling, getting companies ready to tender for these jobs. In my electorate of Pakuranga, we were waiting for the East-West Link. It was meant to be started, consented, and now it has been cancelled and it hasn't even been resurrected. That is a real shame, and that shows that this Government has its priorities completely wrong. It might be one thing to improve the regulatory systems, but it's another thing to actually get better transport in place for New Zealanders. New Zealanders want a good transport system, not necessarily just good regulatory transport systems, and I think the former is what they want. Both are required but, if you think about priorities, the first is what they need.