The Government will talk a lot around equality and inequality when it suits them. But what about this bill and the inequities that this bill will drive, especially in areas like regional New Zealand, especially in the South Island? In the South Island, we pay high petrol tax, we pay our road-user charges, yet our land transport fund is constantly raided by this Government to pay for pet public transport projects in Auckland that provide the South Island with no benefit. Now through this bill, we will have hard-working people in the regions who need to use a ute who will be taxed for that under this bill. It does raise the question: why you would just not incentivise EVs and leave it there? Why the stick? Because the Government fundamentally believes that they know best. Where on this side of the House, we believe people know best. They will make the right decisions for them, and because of this ute tax—as Simeon Brown clearly outlined—some people will actually sit on their gas guzzlers a lot longer. They won't be moving to fuel-efficient vehicles, which will become counter-productive.