Now, Jim Kelly, whom I mentioned, former Rail and Maritime Transport Union (RMTU) man, was not able to make it down for the exciting announcement about Hillside, unfortunately, so we invited his daughter, Lisa Kelly, to speak, and she represented him beautifully. It was quite a daunting thing to do. There were people from KiwiRail, there was the Prime Minister and the finance Minister, there was my predecessor, Clare Curran, who had done so much to fight for the revival of Hillside, and there were rail workers who had been in the job for many, many years, and Lisa spoke so well that she was asked to go on breakfast TV the next morning with John Campbell. 