I think there are two important solutions here, specifically for Auckland. One is that I think the members opposite need to embrace new forms of transport, such as improving our bus system, improving our train system, improving walking and cycling options—actually dealing with the congestion, because if you put more cars on the road, you get more congestion. So actually committing to reducing congestion, talking to your fellow Auckland MPs, talking to Waka Kotahi, talking to Auckland Transport, talking to other MPs to actually come up with an Auckland solution—that is actually what needs to happen here, rather than wasting the House's time with unnecessary legislation. Thank you, Mr Speaker.