But the point here is the alternative is they have to buy a vehicle which, effectively, doesn't fit their needs and won't be able to, actually, give them what they need. The Government and the Prime Minister says "Well, they're making an illegitimate choice.", and that is exactly the chardonnay socialism which is littered through this piece of legislation in giving extreme powers to the Minister without actually working, again, with industry to make sure that people have the choices that they actually need to be able to do their jobs. And so, in this instance, when it comes to utes, effectively, the answer in this piece of legislation is to tax those people rather than actually saying "Those people should be exempted until the market is available for them to be able to have that option and that choice." That is something which isn't available now, and up until about 2025 the evidence is very clear from the submissions that that market is still developing and will need more time. So I do ask the Minister to reconsider his very hard-line and extreme position of not supporting this Supplementary Order Paper.