Auckland quarries have been essentially sterilised by the freshwater rules which prohibited developing anything that is a wetland, and a wetland being a three-square-metre patch of bulrushes in a wet field. That's regulation that the Ministry for the Environment produced that you signed off and that is now affecting the ability of infrastructure projects to proceed. More recently, consents have been declined to extract sand from off the North Auckland coast, that vital special sharp sand used for making concrete in the City Rail Link project and in the Central Interceptor wastewater project—a project to keep sewage off Auckland beaches. Without these consents for vital resources, Minister, infrastructure cannot proceed even if we could afford $1.3 billion just to get consents. 