Now, I've come down at the last minute to speak on behalf of my colleagues, and I've been listening to the debate, and I want to steer some points of fact, some points of rationality into this debate, because what I'm hearing is just the siloed thinking that we need to keep rail over in a corner, constantly going to the Government cap in hand, yet fund the rest of the transport system entirely separately—this does not happen in other countries. This is incredibly rare and unique. Other countries, modern countries, sensible countries, rational countries, don't fund transport like this. They don't put rail in a corner and make it beg to the Government with a begging bowl. They have a transport funding system. What this legislation does is allow rail, which is a critical transport network, to be funded from the National Land Transport Fund. I can't believe that National is opposed to funding rail with the other transport networks in the National Land Transport Fund. It is simply ridiculous, it's siloed thinking, it's wasteful, and this country can't afford it.