I want to start with the car tax, because now we have hard-working farmers, tradies, and large families being taxed up to $5,175 so that well-off people can pay less for their electric vehicles (EVs). And we now know that for used EVs, at least, more than half of that tax is going to go to Japanese car exporters. The industry warned the Minister, and Treasury warned the Minister, and said that that was absolutely likely to happen. Three days after the policy was announced, a 2017 Nissan Leaf went up by over $2,200. More than two-thirds of the subsidy is going to Japan. This Minister is perfectly happy with a policy that takes money out of the hard-working pockets of New Zealanders and that gives it to overseas exporters. And if the subsidy runs out, because people do take up EVs, it is going to be paused. But what is going to happen if there is more money taken and all of that tax is not needed? Will that be given back to those hard-working tradies and farmers? Not on your life, Mr Speaker.