This bill requires the Minister of Transport to make regulations that allow vehicles which are responding to electrical emergencies to be able to display lights which require general traffic to pull over and let the vehicle through. My understanding is that the bill is specifically trying to address an issue that Vector brought up that they were having in Auckland. We know that traffic congestion is consistently causing material delays to crews accessing sites in order to restore safety and, ultimately, power to customers in unplanned outages and safety events. Emergency responders are sometimes waiting for electric crews to show up to turn on their locations to turn the power off so they can safely respond to an emergency. That's a good thing. I think all around the House we would say that's a good thing. But the thing is, do we need primary legislation to be able to do that? Do we need primary legislation to do that? Could this actually be done in the regulations?