For other assets: we also invest a lot in infrastructure but we don't do a great job. There was the report from Treasury and it said that we actually do a pretty terrible job of investing in infrastructure. We have a historical infrastructure gap of $104 billion. I think the real problem here is that because decisions are being made by politicians, they are bad investment decisions. You just have to look at light rail. What a terrible, terrible project. You only have to cast your mind back to Bridges' 10 bridges and all of the other political bribes that happen when it gets closer and closer to election time and politicians start pulling out what sort of infrastructure projects they can have in their own towns to get them re-elected, and realise that that is not a good model for investment in infrastructure. ACT says we need to do better. We have 30-year infrastructure partnership plans that would strengthen accountability by devolving revenue and responsibility to regional government, and allowing for accountability and monitoring to be held by central Government. These 30-year plans would allow for that real gap in infrastructure to be closed in New Zealand. These are things that we need to have for a healthy balance sheet.