In fact, nobody is banning utes. If anyone still wishes to have a ute, they can; they will just actually pay for the privilege of doing it. In fact, it may well be like a farmer who I spoke to at Fieldays who was lamenting the fact that his next ute was going to cost him extra. However, I asked him what sort of vehicle his wife drove, and she actually drives a hybrid. So I did point out to him that he was actually going to be better off next time they changed both vehicles. So, classic carrot and stick, which this bill is about.