Phil Twyford even said, when he became the Minister of Transport, "We've over-invested in roads and motorways for decades."—OK? We had the description of the road north of Auckland as the "Holiday Highway". We had Phil Twyford criticising all of these roads, in cahoots with Julie Anne Genter, and one of the first things that the Government did when they came into office was to establish a new Government policy statement on transport. Now, you might think that that's what new Governments do, and that's fine. That's absolutely correct—that is what new Governments do. They've got the right to set their own priorities. But alongside that new Government policy statement on transport came a $5 billion reduction in the State highway budget—$5 billion. Not all at once—there was a reduction immediately—but $5 billion over the 10 years, and what was the effect of that? The effect of that slashing of the State highway budget was a delay or, in some cases, actually, an outright cancellation of a score of projects right around the country. 