For two years, the transport policy of this Government was to come in, stop all the roads that National was building and shift away from reducing congestion to mode shift—and New Zealanders tuning in on their crystal sets will be wondering what on earth mode shift is, but that is the focus of transport policy under this Government, which is to get people out of one mode of transport, which is their cars, and get them into another mode of transport, which is walking, or cycling, or going on a bus. So if that is the goal of your transport policy—mode shift—then, in a certain weird and wonderful logic that anybody who's been trying to get around Auckland CBD in recent times will know, having cones everywhere and congestion, chaos, trouble, and strife is actually quite a good thing from the point of view of the transport planners, because that encourages people to mode shift out of their car and on to public transport, out of sheer frustration that they can't get anywhere. 