Everybody is aware that the lines currently in place are inter-city lines that link our larger towns and cities. Obviously not all goods are carried only between these towns and cities; a diversity of goods are transported to areas outside the main towns. We are not suggesting that new lines be laid into these areas but we must develop the land banks along existing rail lines, particularly where there are stations, and try to focus industry there, especially industries which require the movement of freight. There should be a requirement to consult other Departments, including the Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment, with a view to identifying foreign investors and positioning their businesses in strategic locations where they could take advantage of rail lines.