SIMEON BROWN (National—Pakuranga): The Minister of Transport hasn't answered a couple of my questions. One of the ones around the cycle bridge was why is the New Zealand Transport Agency reconsidering the reallocation of lanes on the existing bridge as part of a Northern Pathway programme? At the select committee—and it's mentioned in the report—this was expressly ruled out, so can the Minister please tell the committee why that is now being reconsidered? I'd like the Minister to actually answer that question, because it's actually a question that many Aucklanders, on one of New Zealand's most critical pieces of infrastructure—the Auckland Harbour Bridge, critical for moving people around Auckland, and freight in and out of Auckland—why is the Government reconsidering reallocating lanes for a cycle bridge, after cancelling that cycle bridge? Why are they considering reallocating lanes? I think that's a question that Aucklanders and New Zealanders need to know. How many more millions of dollars is the Government going to sink into that particular programme?