Hon MICHAEL WOOD: As I've outlined, there are a range of factors which have been shown to improve public transport patronage. Fares clearly have a place within that, but, actually, much of the evidence is that the quality and the frequency of services is actually more significant. So there are choices for both central and local government leaders to make in terms of where resources go to get the best outcomes for the public transport system. As I always say to local government figures, they also have a part to play here. If local government wants to put additional funding into the system to reduce fares, they can do that in the same way that central government currently is.