But the funding, after COVID, was reprioritised, or repurposed, and that was clawed back because no contract was in place; nothing was committed to, and the Tasman District Council was redirected to other funding sources. So that gave the "Minister for Giving Away Money" more opportunities and yet further major announcements for projects that were reprioritised, with Cabinet deciding that those new projects were to be based around job creation. Well, that was the confusing part, because I thought the PGF was actually supposed to be all along about creating jobs and getting the nephs off the couch—and we were told there were 10,000 of them. But what actually happened? Announcements to local communities of funding support for their local projects, and all we're seeing is the churn of this money going around and around and being reprioritised and repurposed into different projects—a money-go-round with actually very little happening on the ground.