New Zealanders live in a country which is very diverse. It is a spread-out population. It is not a country which is solely part of one major city or two major cities; it is a diverse and spread-out country that relies on its transport networks. It relies on people having a vehicle to get around. It relies on people having a vehicle to do their job. A tradie and a farmer can't catch a bus to do their job. They're not going to be able to put their tools on the back of a cycle and cycle down the road to do their job. A farmer is not going to be able to feed their stock on the back of a cycle. We are living in a country in which the reality is that we need vehicles. This legislation will be an artificial constraint on the market, it will distort the market, and it will lead to perverse outcomes.