Now, unfortunately, this current Government doesn't understand very much about cost-benefit analysis. I'm not even sure that it knows what it is, because if it did know what it is, it certainly wouldn't have announced a $785 million walking and cycling bridge in Auckland, and, at the same time, it has cut $7.5 million from roading and bridging funding in Southland. The notion that there should be some benefit for spending is quite foreign to this Government. Roads and bridges in Southland carry milk tankers and stock trucks and log products that earn this country export dollars, or at least they did until a number of these roads and bridges had to be closed because of funding cuts. So, clearly, cost-benefit analysis is not a strength of this Government. 