Hon MICHAEL WOOD (Minister of Transport): As the member will be aware, earlier this year, when the Government made decisions around rebalancing the New Zealand upgrade programme, we did make indicative decisions around how we wanted to improve walking and cycling access across the Waitematā. We said at that point that we would receive further business case work and advice from officials, and we received that. That information led us to the conclusion, in combination with the fact that it was not a project that received wide support, that it was better to invest the majority of that funding into other projects. Projects like the Eastern Busway, which the member is familiar with, the Glen Innes to Panmure cycling way, and an excellent project to give a rail freight hub to the community of Ashburton that'll take a large number of roads off that very congested part of the State highway network. So we made a balanced decision there, but we're going to continue working to make sure that we give Aucklanders better access as they want to walk and cycle around the city.