And there's a few examples of this: there's $760 million being spent on 3,000 bikes a day going over the Auckland harbour. I'll guarantee 2,000 of those are electric, and they're all charged by an electricity network driven by coal. The vanity project has led to the New Zealand Transport Agency withdrawing millions of dollars from provincial councils in New Zealand, from the roading budgets, and cancelling much-needed new roads in Papakura and Bay of Plenty. The withdrawal of funds from our rural councils is going to put a whole lot more pressure on our productive sector as it tries to get product to market. It's also creating inefficiency and slowing the whole of our process and our work process down. 