Hon SCOTT SIMPSON (National—Coromandel): Thank you, Madam Speaker. It is a delayed pleasure to be speaking in the third and final reading of this Land Transport (Drug Driving) Amendment Bill. I say it's a delayed pleasure because this is a bill that should have been passed years ago, and for the chairman of the select committee to stand and proudly proclaim to the House that he's been warning police officers around the precinct of Parliament, who have been doing such a good and noble job over recent weeks in this place, that they should be excited about this piece of legislation passing—the piece of legislation that, I might add, won't actually be effective for another year or so yet. And in the fifth year of this Government's regime, that they should now be passing this piece of legislation belatedly, slowly, behind time is an appalling indictment upon their record of road safety, their diligence towards road safety, and their lack of enthusiasm for actually doing something that is sensible, pragmatic, and in normal ways, you would say, progressive.