Now, to reduce emissions, really, the low-hanging fruit in New Zealand is our transport emissions. Forty-seven percent of our carbon comes from transport and there was a 90 percent increase between 1990 and 2018. So in that whole time that people have been talking about climate change and saying that we need to reduce emissions, we have in fact been getting in more and more cars and not making a great use of public transport, and, of course, we've not done very well on electric vehicles (EVs). And I say this: I was very lucky—I'm embarrassed to say I can't quite remember when, but some years ago, maybe about five years ago—to travel to Norway where my sister-in-law was getting married, and it was amazing to see all the EVs that Norway had at that time. I was very hopeful that New Zealand would soon follow suit. That has, unfortunately, not happened at this point, because New Zealand has under 1 percent of our vehicle fleet, our private vehicle fleet, that are EVs. 