Paul Fletcher (Bradfield, Liberal Party, Minister for Communications, Urban Infrastructure, Cities and the Arts) Share this | Hansard source

I do thank the member for his question, and again I make the point that the decisions made by the minister were within authority. Our government is committed to delivering commuter car parks. Just in the last couple of weeks Ferny Grove has commenced and Revesby in New South Wales has commenced. In fact, under the Urban Congestion Fund, there are 177 packages of work, of which 69 have now been commenced or completed. So we're getting on with delivering the Commuter Car Park Fund and the Urban Congestion Fund. And, of course, I make the point that the Labor Party is not clear as to whether they support commuter car parks or whether they oppose commuter car parks, because they took to the last election a park-and-ride fund which involved support for commuter car parks at Mango Hill, Gosford, Woy Woy, Panania, Hurstville, Mandurah, Riverwood, Frankston—

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