Now, I should say at the outset that I'm a convert. I've been driving a 100 percent electric Hyundai Kona now for just over three years and, in fact, have only just, in the last couple days, clicked over 100,000 kilometres driven, mostly around the beautiful Coromandel electorate. It's served me very well. It's a car that has been a lot of fun to drive. I'm looking forward to the next 100,000 kilometres in the car. But I bought that car for a variety of reasons, not because it was inexpensive but because I wanted to do several things. First of all, I wanted to prove to people, and myself, that actually a 100 percent electric vehicle was a viable option for a constituency MP doing quite high mileage around one of the large provincial electorates in New Zealand, and I've been able to do that very effectively. I wanted to get into an electric vehicle (EV) because, naturally, I have an interest in environmental matters, and climate change matters, and that is absolutely a component in the decision to have a low-emissions vehicle, and to go into an EV.