Christopher Luxon

Yes, I mean, others will debate whether that's going to ruin our roads and a whole bunch of other issues.

But there's just common sense stuff, Mike, that's getting in the way.

Regulatory barriers, let's remove or suspend them.

so that we can deal with getting more efficiency for people.

Well, I mean, I think, you know, you can argue we've got a lot of potholes in the road.

We've had a big programme of renewal across our roads since we came to power, you know, over the last two years.

I think we started with 64,000 potholes or something from memory.

We've been working our way through it and renewing our road.

But I think there are just common sense things where, you know, some of the rules, for example, around, you know, how much weight they can carry, at what times, you know, travelling off-peak,

curfews, those sorts of things, we should be open to removing those restrictions if it means more efficiency and that we can get product around the country.

We do.

And we have right from day one, and I think we've been well recognised for actually how we've handled this relative to the UK just put together a committee a bit like what we've had from day one, literally last week.

So we have been talking to our fuel importers multiple times a day since this thing kicked off.

And as I said, we are in phase one because there is no risk to fuel supply being disrupted for us.

As I said, we've got confirmed orders through to the end of May.

We've got planned orders through to June.

We've got really good levels of stocks and country.

So I appreciate everyone can have their reckons.

But actually, at the end of the day, I'll take my advice from the commercially sensitive information that is shared with us on a daily basis from the fuel importers.

There are conversations about aviation fuel, particularly in Europe, but a lot of that, remember, is they're going into their peak summer season and there's massive seasonality across Europe with respect to demand for avgas and fuel that they'll be managing, I imagine, in a European context.