Remember, every single road user pays for their emissions through the emissions trading scheme. There is a price—an ETS price, a carbon price—put on every litre of fuel, whether it's diesel or petrol, that New Zealanders use to put in their cars, trucks, vans, utes, and so on. So that's why ACT says that, actually, we could give the people of New Zealand—the road users and families—a much bigger discount by offering them back their own money. It's actually a carbon dividend, taking the money the Government collects through the emissions trading scheme and giving each family back $750 a year in a carbon dividend. They've paid that money. They should be able to reap the benefit of New Zealand reducing its emissions. That's what the emissions trading scheme is—it's a wonderful scheme. 