That's why the ACT Party, while supporting this bill, does take issue with other measures in the Road to Zero approach, such as simply applying blanket speed limit reductions across entire regions—as is proposed for Northland or on that vital link, the Napier-Taupō road, reduced to 80 kilometres an hour for its entire length—and not considering the social and economic costs on communities of a blanket approach, which fails to recognise actually the Government has another responsibility, and that is to recognise that humans do make mistakes. Drivers do make errors. That it's not just about road policing, lowering speed limits and then enforcing them with the radar gun and severely increased penalties, which we know the Government is considering.