Hon PHIL TWYFORD (Minister of Transport): We've had quite a lot of debate in this Chamber about the East-West Link over the last few years. I think where we can agree is that it's a vital freight corridor for Auckland, it suffers a high level of congestion, and there's a problem that needs to be solved there. We've had the view in Government and in Opposition before that the megaproject approach had really got out of control. It was too big, too expensive, and simply couldn't be justified. So, under the new policy settings in the Government policy statement that's been in place for the last three years, Waka Kotahi have been looking at what kind of solutions they could find, and they've really been working hard to try to see what kind of interventions might fix the problems there. The fundamental problem in my view is the freight corridor, but there are a whole lot of other issues that complicate that in the area.