Hon MICHAEL WOOD (Minister of Transport): It is one of my top priorities. Given transport has been one of the fastest-growing sources of greenhouse gas emissions in New Zealand, the need to take action is very, very strong. So far, this Government has taken a number of steps, including continuing the work of the last term and investing record amounts into walking, cycling, rail, and public transport, rolling out our clean-car package to drive down emissions from the light vehicle fleet, taking a holistic view of reducing transport emissions through Hīkina te Kohupara, setting a target of councils only purchasing zero-emissions public transport buses from 2025, and decarbonising the entire public bus fleet by 2035. I look forward to confirming what other steps the Government will take to reduce carbon emissions in transport as part of the Emissions Reduction Plan a little later this year.