Finally, I do want to address one of the other policies which will be coming into effect tomorrow, and that is the clean car and discount scheme, which will make sure that Kiwis get access to cleaner vehicles at a lower price. And New Zealanders are already lining up, they're already there on Trade Me, they're already talking to the dealers, getting ready to get into cleaner vehicles. I don't quite know what to say about the National Party, because it's difficult to actually understand what the position is, because just as we've heard Mr Woodhouse's criticisms of the incentives scheme today, we heard the very day after the policy was announced that he actually, apparently, supports incentives to get Kiwis into clean cars. On the same day, we heard from the climate change spokesperson, Stuart Smith, who was entirely opposed to an incentive scheme coming into effect. And we only have to go back one National Party leader to have a statement on record from Todd Muller, saying that he entirely supports a "feebate" scheme and more action to get Kiwis into clean vehicles.