So we lack the transparency needed to make a determination about whether the spending constitutes good value for money, and it may well have been spent, but it doesn't appear to have been spent on the plethora of infrastructure announcements that this Government has made. We've seen the Provincial Growth Fund, we've seen shovel-ready, we've seen the New Zealand Upgrade Programme; the only thing we haven't seen is shovels in the ground, is roads being built, is bridges being built, is tunnels being built. About half of the announcements haven't had anything happen to them, and so it's impossible—the Minister and I had a tête-à-tête yesterday about the so-called $57.3 billion infrastructure spend that the Government intends to do over five years. Again, very little ability to be able to scrutinise those statements, to say where they are, when they'll be built, and what progress has been made.