SIMEON BROWN (National—Pakuranga): Thank you, Madam Chair. I just want to pick up where Minister Wood left off there in regards to the conversation of utes. I'm not sure if he actually read the departmental report, which officials brought to the select committee on this bill, where it said—it gave some very clear evidence in regards to the availability of utes, which may be hybrid, plug-in hybrid, or zero emissions up to 2025. The evidence is very clear: for the four-wheel drive ute market there's looking to be one particular type of ute which may be able to fit that market by 2025. So what the Minister is, effectively, saying here is that he is happy for farmers and for tradies and people who require a four-wheel drive ute for their job to, effectively, have to rely on one particular model, which may have a very limited range, being their only option available up to 2025.