Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: Well, the first point I'd make is actually this is a commitment that has been made some time ago. And as I pointed out yesterday, the issue has been that the engineering work has demonstrated to us that the original plan is not feasible. The second point on Ashburton: the Minister of Transport visited with the mayor only last week. Obviously, the issues that we've seen from slash and the significant flooding event have had an impact on the bridge. The New Zealand Transport Agency (NZTA) are working very hard to get heavy vehicles back over the bridge in night hours, because at the moment, in the evenings, they're taking a detour, and I understand that the NZTA are talking to local government about a business case for potentially alternative routes. My understanding is that, to date, that hasn't existed, but we are working closely with them because, obviously, we see the fragility of the connection down south that's been caused by this flood.