Hon MICHAEL WOOD (Minister of Transport): Well, as the member probably knows, the arrangements for delivery of Transmission Gully were established under the previous Government. There's a very interesting report that was released several months ago that reveals how flawed that process was and how the desperate rush to set up a public-private partnership (PPP) meant that the project was under-costed, and that was why we had to come to the rescue and provide significant extra funding for it this year. The nature of the PPP, of course, is that there is a contract with Wellington Gateway Partnership. There are currently commercial negotiations with the partner around claims that they have around the effect of COVID restrictions, and I think members of the committee would appreciate that it would be inappropriate and unwise of me to comment on what might be happening in those commercial negotiations before they've concluded. But Waka Kotahi is working very hard to bring them to a conclusion and to make sure the project gets opened.