That road isn't just important in terms of relieving the pressure on our roading network; it's actually a safety issue, and the reason why it's a safety issue is because it's a peninsula. If we were to face a major civil defence event like a tsunami, there's only one way on and one way off. That vulnerability was highlighted about three years ago, when we had a fatal accident on the intersection of Whangaparaoa Road and Viponds Road that, basically, cut off and left 20,000 people stranded on the peninsula. They could not get off. They said at the time the answer was "Well, we'll use the ferries." The problem with that is the ferry captains were stuck in the traffic and couldn't get out to Gulf Harbour. So it is a genuine safety issue as well. 