In 2020 the Budget was full of announcements. We had—this is one of my personal favourites—$1.2 billion for Jobs for Nature. So far, that's cost taxpayers $830 for every hour of work it generated—for every hour. Not a day—for every hour. That's better than the best Queen's Counsel ever gets in the Supreme Court. Five billion dollars they announced for so-called shovel-ready projects, and a year later more than a hundred of them haven't even got shovels, let alone the ground to stick them in. Then we had $6.8 billion for 36 New Zealand Upgrade transport projects. Well, just ask Chris Bishop on that one. Twenty-one of those 36 haven't started.