Hon Dr DAVID CLARK: It was clear that the National Government was trying to derail Hillside for good, and members on that side say investing in local jobs is a waste of money, but we believe in upskilling New Zealanders, in getting those high-value jobs in our country, and building back better. We're rebuilding with pride, we're seeing 250 construction jobs through that reconstruction of the Hillside Workshops through what's gone into this Budget and, when completed, there'll be 45 staff needed to deliver on the contracts for all of the money that's been put aside. So this is an opportunity for the South. It's interesting—rail is one of those areas where, around the world, people are investing. They're investing in Europe and elsewhere, because we've got climate change goals we need to address. It's also true that rail is one of those rare areas that has such a rich history and such a rich future ahead of it. It is a really powerful investment that invests, again, in one of those long-term challenges we've got.