ERICA STANFORD: Thank you, Mr Speaker. Pleased to take a call in the third reading of the COVID-19 Recovery (Fast-track Consenting) Bill. While we do support this bill, and I think that's been made abundantly clear, we do want to make the point that this is a massive wasted opportunity. What a lack of vision this Government has for this country. And it doesn't bode well for their plans of economic recovery post - COVID-19. The 11 projects listed in this bill only deliver us directly 1,700 jobs over 11 projects. The Minister had the ability to give us real economic value, and what we got was cycleways chosen over things like Dunedin Hospital, the Katikati bypass, the Mount Victoria Tunnel duplication, the Belfast to Pegasus motorway—all voted down today and not even considered. And there wasn't even anything in Canterbury, those poor people down in Canterbury. The long-term economic value of a cycleway under the Harbour Bridge compared to a motorway, bridges, renewable energy projects—the Minister couldn't tell us today why these projects that have limited economic value were chosen over much bigger, more visionary projects that are going to deliver this country the economic value that we need to get through COVID-19. The fact is that it was the National Party that tried to inject the vision into this bill through our Supplementary Order Papers (SOPs) that were unfortunately voted down today.