Hon MICHAEL WOOD: There are many. Drivers who remain engaged within the licensing system and progress to their full licence have been shown to have improved road safety outcomes. It stands to reason, therefore, that greater access and support for individuals learning to drive will result in lower rates of serious injuries and deaths on our roads—a key focus of our Government's Road to Zero programme. Removing the barriers to driver licence training also helps to prevent fines, court, and the risk of criminal penalties, providing pathways to work for those that otherwise might face barriers, and, in doing so, unlocking social, economic, and productivity benefits right across our economy and society.