We had a submission from Fulton Hogan. Fulton Hogan employs more than 7,800 people across New Zealand, Australia, and the Pacific. They maintain roads for 26 local authorities and one third of the State highway network. Their vehicles travel 100 million kilometres a year. Fulton Hogan use temporary traffic management to protect staff and the public within worksites. Controls assume largely compliant and predictable road use. Unpredictable behaviour, whether impairment or otherwise, is a serious threat to road workers and to the public, and contractors cannot control unpredictable driving behaviour. Impaired drivers need to be prevented from driving to enable contractors to maintain and improve transport network safety. So they were very, very, very clear in their support for this bill.