I've looked at the 11—mere 11—projects that are listed as going to be the projects that this bill is going to affect, a mere 11. Eleven out of the 1,924 projects directed to the Infrastructure Commission, which the Government set up to advise them on infrastructure—11 only. When I look at these, several of these are ones that I know quite a lot about, actually. One is the Papakura to Pukekohe rail electrification, and as MP for Papakura, I of course am very happy to see that there. What I also know, because I was there, is that three years ago this was announced by the then National Government, where it was announced as a project which would be started and completed within this term of Government, if we were elected. So what we've seen, though, is that all these projects were put on hold by the Minister of Transport, Phil Twyford. So they didn't even get started. So it's a bit rich to come and say, "Well, we need to get them all consented." There's been plenty of opportunity to get them started, and nothing's happened. 