The last speaker, Helen White, just spoke about how lovely it is that you can walk from Lincoln Road all the way through to the North Shore somewhere or ride a bike, or perhaps an electric bike. Wonderful! The estimate is there'd be about 3,000 people a day who might use that. How much does that reduce the transport emission profile for New Zealand: 0.04 percent—0.04 percent—and at a cost of about $200,000 per tonne, $200,000 worth of the cost of emissions. For every one tonne of emission reduced, the cost of that bridge will be $200,000. Well, how many of the 4,000 families currently living in motels could benefit from some of that money? I don't see too many of them skipping with delight about the prospect of riding a bike across the Auckland Harbour Bridge—can't afford a bike, let alone an electric bike. 