Hon MICHAEL WOOD (Minister of Transport): Yes, I am confident that we will deliver light rail because the indicative business case has provided a sound analytical base on which to make informed decisions; because an enduring position and agreement between the Auckland Council, the Crown, and mana whenua has been established; because the governance arrangements that have been established will provide for appropriate Crown oversight and will incorporate the necessary skills to make the project a success; because Ministers have agreed to establish a competency-based board that brings the necessary skills together to deliver this city-shaping project. And, finally, I would say that I have great confidence because this Government is utterly determined that, after 50 years of successive local and central government administrations kicking this issue of a proper transport system for Auckland down the road, we have decided that it is time to act. I'd finish by quoting the comments of Infrastructure New Zealand on this issue, who said that, "We have to remember too, that what's good for Auckland is good for New Zealand. We commend the Government for this approach, but we're mindful that things can … change over successive terms of Government. We need to step aside from politics and just get this done." We will, and I invite the Opposition to engage in a constructive and mature conversation about it.