The other thing tucked away inside of this, they call it the "Clean Car Standard". Well, it's the car tax, the ute tax, it's the taxes which are going to be piled upon New Zealanders, hard-working New Zealanders: farmers who've got no choice but to buy a ute to get around their property—the productive sector of our society—the tradies who can't take their tools to work on the train or the bus. I haven't seen many tradies—and I'm not sure if the Minister has seen many tradies—taking their tools on the bus or the train. But they can't take their tools on the train or on the bus. But, yet, they're going to be taxing the productive sector of our society without offering them other options, and at the same time failing to alleviate the pressure at the pump for Aucklanders, who are paying 11.5c per litre additional on their petrol costs. The Government's taken $515 million off hard-working Aucklanders, and they've spent less than half of it. It's just sitting in a bank account—it's just sitting in a bank account. And the Minister says, "How much is in the bank account today? Oh, it's gone up, it's now $285 million. That's wonderful. We've taken all this money away from Aucklanders." They're not delivering anything. 