ARENA WILLIAMS (Labour—Manurewa): Tēnā koe, e te Māngai. I stand to take this opportunity to speak, where the Māori Party had chosen not to take a call on this bill. I share the member opposite's enthusiasm for regulatory progress in this space. The objective of this bill is to maintain the effectiveness and efficiency of the regulation system created by our legislative system in transport, and I am enthusiastic about that because of the renewed focus on safety that this affords. I think that there has been a focus by the previous Government, the National Government, and it was single-minded, as members have noted already in this debate, about building more roads and that being the focus of transport. But there is a very real and very important need for our transport bodies to have a focus on safety and regulation in this space, and I believe this bill gives the Minister the kind of flexibility that he needs to encourage active regulation, which means that New Zealanders will be better served by their regulatory bodies. Kia ora.