Hon SHANE JONES (Minister for Regional Economic Development): Three particular principles have been refined: one, jobs; two, pace and time lines; and, three, visibility. Unfortunately, a number of the projects were hampered and hobbled by statutory consent problems. Those will be dealt to by David Parker when he revamps the Resource Management Act and brings a proposal back to the House, and then we'll see about the attitude from the other side of the House. One hundred million dollars has been made available to work with regional councils and the farmers, who are looking towards the champion of the provinces to assist them with riparian planting and waterways; $60 million for rail investments and roads; and $70 million in direct response to the leaders of our local communities to address issues such as refurbishing town halls, war memorials, and, where appropriate, maraes—provided that they're free of iwi ideology.