Rural New Zealanders face kilometre after kilometre of no mobile coverage on our State highways. On regional roads, in short, if they crash and have an accident, if they're injured, they could be walking or actually limping for hours before they could get to the next cell signal so that they can make a 111 phone call. This is absolutely disgraceful in 2022. The Government should do better. Our State highways stretch over 11,000 kilometres, and, actually, over 20 percent of this, our national road network, has no connectivity—20 percent of our roads have no connectivity. This has to be addressed. 