Mobility is, of course, a reality in life. And possession and use of cars is very popular, but we see that there are also economic disadvantages of the lack of possibility for people to use their cars, especially during rush hours, so there must be alternatives, modernization of public transport in various ways. We should also make better use of underground space, which is not easy in the Netherlands because half of our country is below sea level. But there are techniques to make it possible to better use underground space. We don't have so many possibilities for that.
Infrastructure is, of course, a broader theme than just roads and public transport.
It is also a matter of vital big cities, a matter of social cohesion. I would say so, yes. The deficit will be far below 3 percent next year. The Maastficht target is 3 percent. The debt ratio in the Netherlands is still more than 60 percent.