This Government is committed to ensuring we improve the road safety outcomes on the road, and that's what this bill does. Someone who consumes drugs and decides to drive not only risks their own life but risks the lives of other people on the road, as well. This will introduce a compulsory random roadside oral fluid testing regime or scheme for the police to stop motorists and carry out that oral fluid testing, similar to the approach of the drink-driving enforcement. This bill adds safeguards to protect against those false positives. As a member earlier said, it avoids the passive exposure or low-level residue amounts being picked up and acknowledges people taking medicines in line with their prescriptions. Ultimately, this bill is about improving our road safety, and for that reason I commend this bill to the House.