There are many, many examples with which to compare the approach that this Government—the parties that make up this Government, in particular the Labour Party—is taking into this election. We have a plan on which to grow the economy, and that plan stands as direct contrast to what the Opposition is offering, which is a lot of bluster and not many examples of policy. We are hearing a lot of roads but no examples of how they're going to get funded and no examples of how they're going to start. In fact, I was very, very pleased to see the Leader of the Opposition, Judith Collins, come to the Wairarapa and announce their support for roads that we've already started: the Ngaumutawa Road intersection, the Norfolk Road intersection, and safety barriers along State Highway 2 between Clareville and Waingawa. Only two weeks prior, the New Zealand Transport Agency had said the work is under way—and they wondered why no one got excited about it.