We also know that they're pushing the price up on food producers by charging a ute tax. Now, we all know that even if there was a ute available, those utes would be powered by electricity that was fuelled by Indonesian coal. So the nuclear-free moment, so called by the Prime Minister, of the oil and gas ban has actually become an Indonesian coal moment and it's not doing anything for our climate change, and I suspect that's probably what this Government would push our food producers to if they're given any more chance, which is why the public is not going to give them any more chance in 2023. 