BARBARA KURIGER (National—Taranaki - King Country): Thank you, Madam Speaker. I'm wondering, now that we've got to this point in the debate, when we are going to get a rural MP with some sense of reality around utes actually standing up and making a speech. I could see the senior whip over there for the Labour Party, who had one such vehicle until recently, until, unfortunately, his Prime Minister put him in a space where it was very difficult to retain his ute for ute purposes after he'd given her a ride in it. It just showed me that, as Greg O'Connor said before, "Farmers adapt." Well, we've actually seen Kieran McAnulty adapt and farmers will adapt. But you can't adapt to something that doesn't exist, and that is the message that this side of the House is trying to get through.