BARBARA KURIGER: Thank you, Madam Speaker. I remember Greg O'Connor telling us his memories about working on his uncle's farm on the West Coast of the South Island—and I know that his cousin's farm is pretty severely flooded at the moment, and there's a lot of mud in the West Coast of the South Island. Unfortunately for those people down there, three sessions of weather within about eight months. It's been very wet, it's been very muddy, and the only access that some of those people have, to be able to get in and out, are four-wheel-drive ute vehicles. It is a big slap in the face for those people who want to continue to drive those vehicles to have to turn round and pay a tax on top of the cost of a vehicle that they have no replacement for.