JAMIE STRANGE (Labour): Mr Speaker, thank you for the opportunity to take a call on the Prime Minister's statement and follow my colleague Jo Luxton, and I'd like to continue some of the themes that she was talking about—in particular, the themes around infrastructure in the regions. So, if we have a look at the country of New Zealand and we look at the regions in New Zealand, the regions have been struggling for a number of years. However, we have a Government, finally, who are investing in the regions. Let's just pick any sort of, you know—we could pick any sort of random town or city in the regions and see how they're doing. Let's just pick one at random—let's go, Hamilton. Let's just see how Hamilton is doing under this current regime. 