So I asked the Waka Kotahi, with an Official Information Act (OIA) request, what criteria they use to come up with these new speed limits. Well, I'm not sure, because that's the OIA. [Holds up document] There is little in the way of information there, and the little bit that we do have, I am just going to read from this: "High speeds increase the risk of making mistakes, for example, because the driver's field of vision is narrower, reduce time available to react, increase braking time, and so make severe crashes more likely." Very true. That's the same on every single road in New Zealand. There is no evidence to justify lowering the speed limit. I think that's an appalling waste. It seems to be driven by some sort of ideology, which is not helpful at all, I think. I'm all for sensible decisions to be made on traffic safety, but let's see the evidence that they have to do that. If they were confident in their evidence, they would have supplied it, but they didn't. So I'm quite disappointed by that. 