But we won't be tinkering in the way that this Labour Government likes to tinker, likes to tell people how to live their life and how they can, actually, as a Government, tell people what they should do and how they should do it. And the thing that annoys me most about this legislation is the perverse nature of it. It's actually from a Government that, on the face of it, purports to be a Government of kindness and caring. Actually, when you look down into the reality of it, it's exactly the reverse that is true because the people who will be most punished by this piece of legislation are those who can least afford it, those who have the smallest range of options in front of them, and those that have already too much cost. Now, a truly enlightened and truly progressive Labour Party would actually look at some of the legislation that has taken place in other jurisdictions, and they'd be looking at legislation that encouraged the uptake of EVs based not on your ability to buy a high-end car, but actually to look at ranges of options, policy settings that would encourage middle- and low-income earners to get into EVs. Because that's really where the best benefit is. The people who can currently afford to buy EVs, even with the gift of free money, are going to make that decision anyway. 