GREG O'CONNOR (Labour—Ōhāriu): We're late on a Thursday afternoon, we're discussing the Regulatory Systems (Transport) Amendment Bill, and on the surface it may seem that it's not an important piece of legislation, but it's something that will actually affect everyone's lives. Often, it's good to start with a little example of what this will do. I mean, most law doesn't come through this House. Most of the things that affect people's day-to-day lives don't come directly through this House. Most of it appears in our lives through secondary legislation and through other ways in which officials can actually make the local laws. Just an example, one thing this will enable is that, currently, if you have a road sign, for example, and it warns about a certain type of bird or it's a warning for motorists about a certain thing that you need to be very careful of—well, currently, there's quite a process to go through before you can put a new bird on there, for example.