It's a fantastic new facility—utilising an old bridge as a cycleway and shared pathway, putting these interpretive boards up so that people can get an idea of the history, because that is a crossing place, a trail that people have used down through the generations, back to the tangata whenua, of course, and so to have that wonderful ceremony at 5 a.m. We had to be there at 4.30 a.m. on Saturday morning—so only the dedicated were there—and it was quite a large crowd. So it was a wonderful event. Further down State Highway 1, NCTIR—the North Canterbury Transport Infrastructure Recovery programme—is coming to an end. In fact, it will end on the 19 December, a year later than otherwise, as the Government slowed the cash flow down on that job, but, nevertheless, it's getting there. It's a fantastic facility, and if anyone in the House hasn't travelled it, I urge you to over the Christmas break. It is phenomenal. 