We would have been able to continue on as a strong right-wing country. Now, if we look at a great example of that, it's the Waikato. We'll look at the Waikato as an example. We had our mayors here today, all coming down to meet with these leaders, these great economic leaders, and talk to them, and what do they get? Two years in, they get a roundabout. That's all we got out of this Government—was a roundabout, after two years. That's all that they can give to the population of over 500,000 people through that area, and what do we get? A roundabout. We don't even get the Provincial Growth Fund because we don't meet the criteria in Hamilton for the Provincial Growth Fund, because—[Interruption] Oh no, we did. No, I am wrong. We got some money for a theatre. That's going to really turn the economy around in the Waikato.