In the interests of time, I'll skip forward a bit. But what I want to say is that the penny finally dropped for me in this debate that we've been having today. That was that acknowledgement of the fact that the Greens held up Ngāwhā; the penny dropped. That's why we ended up with 11 relatively small-scale projects that aren't going to deliver much economic value to this country. It's the Greens. That's the problem with this Government: they can't get themselves together, they can't collaborate and talk and get better projects, more projects in this bill. I actually feel a bit sorry for the Minister. He probably did actually look at some of the really good projects that we wanted in some of our SOPs, but he couldn't get them across the line because the Greens held him up. It was made very evident in the Ngāwhā Dam example. It's exactly why they couldn't fill that dam full of water, and we had to come to the rescue in that.