Mr. Gerry Murphy:

That is right. Then there is the issue of accessibility to public transport in rural areas. We realise that some services are very poorly patronised; however, we are aware that if we withdrew those public transport services, the 50% of people in rural Ireland who do not have a car would be disadvantaged. We also know that 50% of adults over 18 in Dublin do not own a car. It is a socially necessary service that is being provided, in some cases, with a very high subsidy.