Because it's all very well, as Anna Lorck did—and actually Barbara Edmonds did to a certain extent—to stand up and say, "Oh, well, infrastructure, there's a deficit". Yeah, I mean, we all agree there's a deficit. There's no doubt about that. But addressing that deficit, you know, has to be done in a disciplined way. To give you an example, reopening the Napier to Wairoa train line, which I didn't hear Anna Lorck talk about, and the reason she doesn't talk about it is because five trains have been down it. Now, we have Shane Jones to blame for that. He spent, I think it was, from memory, $9 million reopening a train line that no one wanted to use. So that's the kind of economically destructive policies I'm talking about. That is ill-discipline fiscally, but also ill-discipline in capital spending when it comes to infrastructure investment.