So, ultimately, we've got a bill that marginalises a certain group of New Zealanders, and this Government says, "We don't care about you." There was an ability and there is an ability in the bill for the Minister to carve out utes and other vehicles during the time that people have no other choice and then bring them in when they do have a choice, but this is fundamentalism. It's ideology. It's one-size-fits-all. "We'll run the country through the beltway of Wellington, we won't listen." There'll be many regional Labour MPs out there who will be feeling the pressure. Of course, when we ran the "ute tax" campaigns, it was fever pitch because New Zealanders didn't like it. The ute tax, three waters—it all lines up.