Congestion costs businesses hundreds of thousands of dollars every year, and now we have issues around coronavirus, and we have the need to get products on to shelves, for instance, in a timely manner. Here's one particular instance where that congestion is costing the local economy, it's costing the nationwide economy, and for two years this Government has said they'd give us a plan. What have we got? Absolutely nothing—absolutely nothing. No plan to get these trucks off our suburban roads and to pay attention to what is a vital part of our economy. That particular industrial area that I referred to, the Penrose industrial area, is New Zealand's second largest contributor to GDP outside of Auckland's downtown area. So we're not talking about just a local project; we're talking about something that should be top on the priority list. Instead, once again, we're catching this Government red-handed, doing nothing.