Hon JULIE ANNE GENTER: The Green Party transport policy is very much focused on a sustainable transport system, and part of that includes looking at safety in our transport system and ensuring that we do not accept loss of life or serious injuries as a necessary consequence of getting around the country. In 2017, when we came into office, 378 people—we came in, obviously, at the very end of 2017, but in that year—lost their lives on our roads, and 2,864 were seriously injured. That's what led to the Government putting serious, significant priority on road safety, and that was reflected in our Government policy statement on land transport and in our funding. Since that time, in the space of two years, this Government has invested nearly half a billion in targeted safety upgrades, improving over 2,500 kilometres of State highways. But, in the next year, the New Zealand Transport Agency will spend that much on targeted safety upgrades. So, in total, we will have spent a billion dollars.