Hon GRANT ROBERTSON (Minister for Infrastructure): I stand by the full Cabinet paper from June last year, which this statement comes from, in its full context. That context includes, of course, the fact that the economic situation and construction market are very different now from what they were when that criteria was set in April 2020. As the member knows, in July 2020 Cabinet confirmed that it is a condition of Infrastructure Reference Group (IRG) funding that projects must start within 12 months of a funding contract being signed. This means that each IRG project has its own must-start date as a result of contracting at different times. In answer to the second part of the question, I'm advised that as at 30 September, the most recent numbers available, of the 234 IRG projects, 49 had not had construction start, but only nine of those are at risk of not meeting the 12-month deadline.