PAUL EAGLE: —whether, sometimes you hear—it's fake news! Well, well, well. Look, let's focus on this bill, because we're about saving lives, and that's what we're doing in terms of improving road safety outcomes in Aotearoa New Zealand. Look, this is, as has been said, long overdue. Let's get on with it. What we have seen—and I know in my electorate there certainly are concerns about what's being done in this area, and I was looking back at the road toll 2019: 110 persons killed where the driver was found to have drugs in their system; 2020: 101. This is going to bring in a new oral fluid testing regime—we've talked about the setting of criminal limits, and the fact that the Minister said this is a road safety tool only, and explained that eloquently. I'm not going to talk too much more, I commend this bill to the House. 