Hon MICHAEL WOOD: The main support that the Government provides for public transport services—[Interruption]—and it's important for all members to be aware—is through farebox assistance, where the Crown subsidises approximately 30 percent of the cost of a fare, with local transport authorities covering approximately an additional 30 percent. If public transport had to stand on its own two feet, these subsidies would be removed, seeing users pay the full cost of public transport, which would generally be over double the current cost of fares. The SuperGold card is also an important public transport subsidy, which, if removed, would result in seniors and veterans having to pay for off-peak and weekend travel. 