Hon MICHAEL WOOD: The Government is committed to developing safe walking and cycling infrastructure all around Aotearoa New Zealand. That's why, alongside the two-lane road, the Penlink project will also include a separated shared path for pedestrians and cyclists. As the Whangaparāoa Peninsula and Dairy Flat areas urbanise in the coming decades, this shared path will form part of a broader network of safe walking and cycling facilities around the region, giving real transport choices to those local residents. The shared path component of Penlink is another example of the Government's commitment to walking and cycling projects, which is reflected in the record levels of investment we're putting into real transport choices for New Zealanders up and down our country.