Of course, now there are more and more fancier EVs coming into the market, and that is what this legislation will encourage. I was very pleased to see today on one of my social media feeds of a rural person actually in your electorate, Madam Speaker, who's about to do the Kathmandu Coast to Coast. He's driving there in a Hyundai Kona—it's a 64 kilowatt an hour—and normally it goes for about 400 kilometres, he says, but he's going to have two kayaks on his roof and a bike on the back. He's planning to charge at the wonderful charging infrastructure we have at Hokitika, Arthur's Pass, and Christchurch. That's so pleasing to see this uptake of EVs. And, of course, the climate commission, as my colleague has mentioned before, has endorsed what the parliamentary commission report said many years ago about the importance of moving as much of our fleet as we can to electric. Of course, that's not going to be everyone at every time, but we can do so much.