So the Minister may well say, "Not utes again." and have a holiday on State Highway 3. State Highway 3 is a wonderful place to travel, but it's not remote rural New Zealand. The hills are achievable. You don't need a four-wheel drive to get up them. I just think that forcing a tax on people who don't have an alternative at this point in time is very short sighted, particularly as I said again before that we don't have the renewable electricity anyway. We're burning Indonesian coal to get it. It's a very short-sighted thing to do in the name of climate change. If there were vehicles available, we'd all have them—we'd all have them. The Minister said, before, "You'd think we were banning them." Well, I think people know that you're not banning them, but I can tell you that those utes and a Ranger have been the top-selling vehicle because people know that they're going to need those vehicles and they know the impracticalities of what the Minister is going to introduce. 