Beyond that, I'm just a little amused at what I've seen since I've been in the House tonight. It's not very often that I watch the Green Party and the ACT Party collaborating on something, so that's just been a little bit interesting. But what's really bemusing for me is that in December 2019, the then Associate Minister of Transport, Julie Anne Genter, said, "I intend to introduce a bill to the Parliament early next year to enable oral fluid drug testing to begin in 2021." Well, here we are in 2021, and the bill was supposed to have been passed by now. We're up to the second reading, so at least that is some progress, but, you know, what's even worse is that when presented with advice, Julie Anne Genter claimed random roadside saliva testing was "too intrusive" and "extremely expensive" and rejected the officials' proposal.