And so the National Party, we did our petitions, we did our criticism, we ran those campaigns. Phil Twyford spent most of the last two years talking about how we'd over-invested roads. He was not going to give way. He was not going to give way. They were gold-plated roads! They were unnecessary! We'd spent too much on highways, we'd spent too much on motorways! They were uneconomic! The National Party was obsessed with roads! Blah, blah, blah. We heard it all before—he spent most of six years saying it. And then what did we get in February? A big spend-up on roads: $6.8 billion announced for new, National Party roads. Melling interchange back on the table, Cambridge to Piarere—well, that's actually not on the table, but we've got at least one section of it, we got some parts of it—and a whole bunch of spending around the country. I know this drives the Green Party absolutely demented. They cannot cope with the fact that the Government lost the political argument on roads and they're finally funding these.