I do want to make a special mention of Matthew Dow and his family, who have worked extensively with Nick Smith on this issue. Just to give you a bit of history, Matthew Dow was a young Nelsonian. He was killed on the Appleby highway on the last day of 2017. He was driving home from Kaiteriteri to Nelson to meet his family for New Year's celebrations. A reckless, drug-impaired driver under the influence of a cocktail of drugs, who had had multiple police reports already that day for his erratic driving, crossed the centre line of State Highway 60 and smashed head-on into Matthew. Ambulance drivers described it as the most horrific scene that they had attended, and some of them had served up to 30 years—he didn't stand a chance. He is just one of hundreds, unfortunately, that are killed due to the actions of drivers under the influence of drugs. His family, Karen and Peter Dow, organised a petition two years ago to try and get the Government to move. Finally for Karen and Peter, and in Matthew's memory, we are moving forward and I am proud to be here tonight taking the first call for National on this bill.