But this is classic Labour Party, "Big State knows best" big thinking, and "We will tell you how to spend your money and what cars you should buy, what vehicles you should buy, and we will tell you from the balcony of the Beehive. By issuing proclamations and passing legislation in this Parliament, we will teach you how you should live." Now, Helen Clark got into exactly the same kind of philosophical problem when she tried to mandate low-flow showers and energy-efficient light bulbs, and that should have been a lesson to this Labour Government, who are now so out of touch with middle New Zealand. People don't like to have a finger waved at them and be told how they should make purchasing decisions. 