JAMIE STRANGE: —that we have got New Zealanders coming on board in terms of some of the transport changes. The member opposite mentions agriculture. Agriculture is important and I'd like to acknowledge all of the farmers—I have two uncles who own farms and they're doing absolutely fantastic work in that space as our farmers continue to deliver high quality products as we sell food to the world. But just moving back to transport, I'd like to first touch on the clean car subsidy that the Government has given. There has been tremendous uptake on this. In fact, I've got the statistics here that there were more electric vehicles registered in New Zealand in six months last year than were registered in a full year in 2017, 2018, 2019, and 2020. So double what we've seen in previous years, effectively. It's really exciting to see New Zealanders get on board with these incentives in terms of these electric vehicles. I remember seeing a picture recently of the wharf in Auckland and it was full of Teslas—and other electric vehicles, I'm not here to endorse Tesla in particular—but it was full of a range of electric vehicles, and it was fantastic to see that.