Farmers and tradies say the Government's clean car package is an unfair tax on them because there are no realistic alternatives available at the present time. You know, without being too silly about it, they can't take a Tesla out the back of the farm, and a Nissan LEAF isn't going to cut it either. So there are electric utes in development overseas, and they look great, the farming sector tells me, but right now they're not here, they're not available, and they probably will be about $200,000—throwing out a figure there—when they do get here. So the rural sector can get behind this with a recognition that those utes aren't yet available so they can do their job and keep the economy going. 