Look, I have an EV, but I think there's some reality here. I didn't get a discount, either. Lou Sanson, when he was the chief executive of the Department of Conservation, he took his EV for a ride round the North Island and he had to call into two separate farmhouses to charge it up because he ran out of electricity. That's the reality in rural New Zealand. I think that, while there are a number of charging stations around New Zealand, as EVs go up, there'll have to be a heck of a lot more. The coverage isn't there yet. It's a great technology, but it is limited. It's a car with a very small fuel tank that takes a long time to fill. It's something that we have to all remember when we purchase them. They suit a lot of uses, but they're limited in others. And to have a one-size-fits-all piece of legislation like this one, which, I think, is actually pretty shoddy, is not doing a good service for New Zealand and it doesn't reflect well on those people that promote it. So I do not support this bill.