Mr McCORMACK (Riverina—Deputy Prime Minister, Minister for Infrastructure, Transport and Regional Development and Leader of The Nationals) (15:22): I'm really pleased that we're getting so many infrastructure questions today. In the last parliament, the 45th Parliament, the now opposition leader, the member for Grayndler, couldn't get a question because the member for Maribyrnong wouldn't give him one. But we're getting question after question today, which shows the renewed focus on infrastructure and the enthusiasm about our record spend—$100 billion of infrastructure that we're spending over the next 10 years. So there's a plan. It's got to have project management. There is a vision, by this side and hopefully now endorsed by that side, for infrastructure rollout over the next decade. But, member for Gilmore, you can't do it all in the first year. You can't do it all in the second year. It's got to be phased. You've got to have a plan. You've got to have vision.

I know there's not much planning or vision over that side—and that's why you are over that side—but the member for Gilmore should be very, very pleased that we are getting on with building projects in the Gilmore electorate such as the Nowra Bridge. It's $155 million that we've allocated. And when we say allocated, we will build it. We will. The Princes Highway corridor: $500 million allocated. The Eurobodalla roads upgrade: $9 million. The Shoalhaven River bridge planning: $10 million; we'll do the planning and then we'll build the bridge. We'll make sure the feasibility study comes back and we'll make sure the right planning is done. We'll get on and we'll build it—high-vis workers, making sure we've got those excavators on the ground.

The Gilmore safety package, overall, is worth $5 million. The heavy vehicle freight corridor in South Nowra: $2.95 million. The bridges renewal program, for the member who asked the question: $2.4 million. For the blackspot program, the member will be very pleased to know, there's $20 million being spent in her electorate. But her electorate, I have to say, is also going to be the beneficiary of tax relief, thanks to the fact that the Liberals and the Nationals were returned to government on—

The SPEAKER: The Deputy Prime Minister is now changing policy topic.

Mr McCORMACK: I am, but they're also—

The SPEAKER: No, no, you won't.

Mr McCORMACK: They're also using the Princes Highway—56,113 of them who will benefit from tax relief.

The SPEAKER: I just say to the Deputy Prime Minister, it might assist him and the House if he just saves that material for a different answer to a different question.

Mr McCORMACK: I may well do that for the next question, Mr Speaker. Thank you.