SHANAN HALBERT (Labour—Northcote) (remote): Thank you, Madam Speaker. It's always good to join the House, albeit virtually, from Auckland this afternoon. Greetings to all of my colleagues and people watching this very, very important bill, the Land Transport (Drug Driving) Amendment Bill. As a member of the Transport and Infrastructure Committee, I've followed this closely and at times cautiously, because this particular bill provides the police with new powers to use oral fluid testing devices to test drivers anywhere, any time to see if they have consumed impairing drugs before driving. We know, obviously, it's important to ensure that our New Zealand police officers are supported to do the job that they need to, but also what I'll speak to towards the end of my speech is the importance of education as a part of this particular piece of work.