I wanted to give an example—and I will give this example, although I was terribly tempted to give the example of a Dunedin relative of mine, seeing as the previous speaker, Rachel Brooking, talked about how many second-hand Leaf vehicles there were running round Dunedin. She's right. A relative of mine has one. He can't come down to us in Southland for Christmas because he can't get down and back. But I'll give you the example of the roofers in Southland that regularly go to Te Ānau daily for their roofing work. That's 155 kilometres each way, carrying materials, equipment, and a number of staff. Two hours' drive each way, eight hours' work up there, and perhaps the Government thinks they should just stop for half an hour each way and have a coffee to make it possible for them to do this. Do you not wonder why tradies laugh at the impracticality of this Government and the sort of things that they are bringing in? 