Now, this side of the House understands the need to stimulate regional economies with smart job-creating assets, but I am far less convinced that there is enough scrutiny by the Provincial Development Unit and the Government more generally and whether they are more interested in cutting ribbons than they are about ensuring that they're getting value for the taxpayers' investment in these things because, frankly, you could probably hold the Olympics between Poverty Bay and Hawke's Bay with the two Olympic-sized pools and aquatic centres that they're going to be building for the great—[Interruption] Well, that's right. There'll be no world records broken, Mr Smith. That's quite right. But I do want the Minister to assure the committee, as he failed to do, actually, in the Estimates review appearance before the committee that, actually, the sufficient scrutiny is under way to ensure that the taxpayer is indeed getting value for money.