Hon SCOTT SIMPSON (National—Coromandel): Thank you, Madam Speaker. It's my first opportunity to speak in the Chamber in this calendar year, and so it's good to be back, and it's good to be back seeing colleagues from across the Parliament debating issues that matter. "Relatively cost-neutral" is what the former highwayman, Robin Hood, used to say of people, as he was robbing them on the highway! The only problem was that, when Robin Hood was talking about relatively cost-neutral interferences in marketplaces, Robin Hood was robbing from the rich to give to the poor. Well, this is a piece of legislation that is reverse Robin Hood—reverse Robin Hood. This is a piece of legislation that takes from those who can least afford it, who have the smallest number of choices available to them, who have the largest impacts of costs upon them, and it takes from that group of people and it gives to those who can afford, who do have choices, who do have options, and who want to drive electric vehicles. 