We're really pleased to support it, because road safety's really important to us. While we're on the subject of road safety, Minister Wood, while you're here, we don't see much progressing in the realms of road safety. So while we've got this drug-driving and we've still got the problem in some cases of alcohol, we now have our rural roads where it's suggested that they're going to be slowed down to 80 kilometres an hour, and I just believe it's just a vague excuse for not fixing the roads, a terrible excuse for not fixing the roads. I don't know if the Minister's taken time to look at the productivity figure of the businesses and the trucks that use that road to get our goods and services across the country, to get our products to market—all the good people that are keeping this country going. Twenty kilometres an hour on that road is a disgraceful effort to keeping the productivity of this country up and running, and it's something that the National Party is absolutely appalled about in terms of slowing the road speed down. It's just the last thing we should be doing, and it's just an excuse.