The infrastructure that that community needs now, like the Ashburton Bridge that's in trouble—those are the kinds of things that this Government said no to. That was the infrastructure that should have been in this Budget. That is what is needed for our farming communities so that they can grow and prosper. And when you have infrastructure that is dilapidated and it's old, then when the first adverse events like this come along, it really just shows how, if the Government doesn't use its funds wisely, we can actually have devastating effects on the industries that promote and build New Zealand. So this should have been a Budget that had something in it for farmers. It should have had something around infrastructure. It didn't have that. And the consequences we're seeing in the last couple of days just reflect what happens if there's a poor decision by Government around use of its funds.