BARBARA KURIGER (National—Taranaki - King Country): Thank you, Madam Chair. The Minister's probably going to say, "Not utes again.", but I just couldn't help taking another call on this point, because while the Minister did enjoy, obviously, a wonderful summer holiday going to Ōtorohanga and Te Kuiti when the sun was shining and they had not been any rain for a period of time, if he had come this weekend when, actually, Marokopa and places further out like Piopio and various areas had been flooded, he would not have had a practical way with an electric vehicle either to power it up or to actually get out of Marokopa altogether. The mud was deep. I know that the Prime Minister, when the Canterbury floods happened last year, actually travelled in a ute to go and have a look at the damage. I happen to know that after three floods on the West Coast of the South Island, maybe Maureen Pugh may never have come back to work on occasions if she had not been able to get into a ute to cross certain parts of the country. 