Most New Zealanders have a very limited income compared with the rest of the world. That is why we have a huge amount of second-hand used imports into this country. Those vehicles, now, will have a huge cost on them, and that will put it out of the reach many Kiwis that would be reinventing their vehicle by getting a newer vehicle every so often. That will force them to hold those older vehicles. There will be more and more repairs done on gas-guzzling vehicles that will not achieve environmental outcomes. Most tradies and farmers have no option for an EV because there are none actually being built, and most consumers that want to buy a vehicle under $80,000 will actually not find there is an EV because they're going to have to compete with the Australians for those same EVs on the world market. Guess what! In Japan—which is the type of market where our vehicles come from—only 0.6 percent of that market is actually EV vehicles. So there's, virtually, very constrained and limited supply of EV vehicles anyway.