RICARDO MENÉNDEZ MARCH (Green): Thank you, Madam Chair. So, in relationship to Part 4 and the changes to temporary reduction in rates of road-user charges, I just wanted to understand the precedent setting of these changes, in terms of this not being the first or the last time we're going to see geopolitical events have an impact in the cost of living or fuel. So does the Minister expect to have this bill, basically, set a precedent where every time a similar geopolitical event happens where there's an impact on the cost of living, we're relying on lowering the cost of fuel in order to help families meet the cost of living, or does he expect to explore other options that perhaps are more thoughtfully considered and where there is a better impact?