SIMON COURT (ACT): Thank you, Madam Speaker. Auckland traffic congestion has always been a hot topic. The city is growing quickly but roading and public transport simply haven't kept up. My neighbour, who's a 20-something hardcase tradie, told me it can take up to 90 minutes to get across the city to the big housing development that he works on in South Auckland. People who move to these new modern communities simply assume that the infrastructure, the transport networks, will already be there or will follow soon after, like four-laning rural roads in what is now suburbs inside the city limits and delivering decent public transport connections to where people live and work. But instead of solving these problems, the Prime Minister in 2017 announced the Government would build a light rail to the airport, starting with stops in her Mt Albert and Minister Woods' Mt Roskill electorates by 2021. Well, I checked my calendar this morning and it's 2022. Not a shovel has been turned and more than $100 million has been wasted.