SIMEON BROWN: Thank you, Madam Speaker. And so the incoming Minister was advised of a need of some legislation to introduce a random roadside drug-driving testing service in New Zealand by the police and that was rejected. That advice was rejected back in 2018 by the then Minister. But it's the Labour Party who was in Government and they agreed with the Associate Minister of Transport—rather than working with the National Party, who would have supported them to bring legislation into Parliament to address this important issue. 