So this is not just some sort of theoretical, ideological issue which the Minister, sort of, looks at in his ivory tower up there in the Beehive, and looks at the market and can try and pull the levers. This is a reality. It's an actual reality in terms of what is required by these people in our community, who work on our farms, and the tradies who build our houses, and do those jobs throughout New Zealand. What this Government is, effectively, saying is what the Prime Minister said as well, which is actually, all those people buying utes, they don't really buy them for legitimate purposes. Actually, they don't purchase them for legitimate purposes. They're actually just illegitimate ute owners. They could actually just put their tools in their bag and go on the train, or potentially—