The other thing that will happen is that, as we now seek to reduce our carbon footprint, much of that, obviously, will pertain to transport. In any city here, on any day, New Zealand starts the world moving, and if you go every two-hour block around the world, there are a large number of cars that turn on and spew forth into our atmosphere. There is an absolute recognition that that cannot continue, and that will require us to learn to live in close quarters, even as we have experienced COVID. That in itself has brought us closer to home and made us understand we have to learn to cooperate a little better. However, cooperation is often—and anyone who's been involved in any of these group activities will know it often only takes one or two on either side to ruin it for everyone. So that is why you do get regulation like this that becomes absolutely necessary.