The commentary goes something like this: "Good morning to Labour's ghost train from Hamilton to Papakura, and welcome to both of you. I'm sorry, it's Helen and Heather? Nice to meet you both. And what do you do? Oh, you're in charge of Labour's policy and—oh, coronavirus transfers to Middlemore. Well, nice to meet you both. Ladies and gentlemen, two pieces of background information about the train before we start: this is Labour's ghost train from Hamilton to Papakura, and have you got a deal, because your $50 ticket actually costs the taxpayer $25,000." What I can share with you is that the National Party will not spend millions of dollars of taxpayers' money on a ghost train that would be better spent lifting incomes so New Zealanders can raise a family and get ahead. "Ladies and gentlemen, the second piece of information is that this train is also known as the slow train, for the two hours and 30 minutes it will take to get to Auckland." The National Party believes that we need to get New Zealanders home to their families safely and quickly. "So settle in, ring the siren, sound the bell: rolling on. 