I was really pleased that the Prime Minister spoke about our plans for a true, linked-up rapid transit network for Auckland, plans that we announced last month and that have been received incredibly positively across all parts of Auckland. This issue has been kicked down the can for 50 years since Mayor Robbie first put forward his plans to link up our biggest city. Because of the failure of successive local and central government administrations, we have the problems we see in Auckland today—chronic congestion, bad air quality, sprawling suburbs in which people have no choice but to use their cars for everything. That's not what people want. We're only going to fix those problems if we deliver that proper linked-up mass rapid transit system across Auckland in the way that all modern, successful growing big cities around the world have. We all see that when we travel. Why shouldn't we have them in our big cities, in Auckland? It's not easy stuff. It's not quick stuff. But we've got to start, and this Government is grasping the nettle and getting on with that plan.