Hon MICHAEL WOOD: There is absolutely no doubt that e-bikes are a very, very important part of supporting people to have better access within our cities and reducing our carbon emissions. The demand in New Zealand for e-bikes is very, very high, so there's good work happening there already. What's really important is that we provide the safe infrastructure so that people who do take up e-bike options are able to move around cities and towns confidently. That's why, for example, in the Auckland Transport Alignment Project package earlier this year, there's a $1.1 billion investment over 10 years in safe walking and cycling infrastructure. The Government hasn't made any decisions at this point about financial assistance for e-bikes, but we continue to consider a range of policies as part of our work on the Emissions Reduction Plan.