ANNA LORCK (Labour—Tukituki): Thank you, Madam Speaker. I rise as a proud owner of a navy blue Santa Fe diesel—navy blue. And I've recently, on 1 March, purchased 8,000 kilometres worth of road user charges (RUC). And I did so because I'm one of these people who likes to buy things in advance and not get caught out without enough RUC. So I was very pleased to hear that I will be able to benefit from this reduction in road-user charges for the three months that they are brought in for. Now, when I drive my navy blue Hyundai Santa Fe, I'm often asked about "Why's your car blue?" It's the colour of the flag: it's actually white, red, and blue. I can say it's the best conversation starter that I could have, in talking to my electorate, and when I'm out talking to my electorate, one of the best things that's happened has been seeing the drop in fuel prices and the drop that we're going to get through our road-user charges. That, I must say, has made a huge difference for people in the community that I represent. Now, National says they're about doing the business—they represent business—and yet, today, they've said they're not going to vote for this bill. They're going to drag it out. Well, my suggestion is that the National Party gets on with the business, like we are.