So if we're thinking about what this legislation is intended to do, well, it's not even a band-aid. In fact, if it was a band-aid, it wouldn't even cover a scratch on your pinkie finger, this discount for road-user charges for people who use diesel-powered vehicles. That's because the cost of living crisis in New Zealand and the astronomical rates of inflation of nearly 6 percent have far outstripped any concession that this Government might have made. But what is heartening, what we should take heart from, and what the ACT Party wants voters to know is that, actually, tax cuts and reducing Government revenue need not lead to a reduction in services, because what the Government and the Minister of Transport have told us is that they will simply reach into another fund—that's the general taxation fund—to make up for the road-user charge discount. 