The ultra left-winging sort of academic Labour voter is going to be fine. They'll all be able to have an EV in Kelburn and drive to the university and drive home. That's going to be fine. They'll be fine. What about the worker that's in East Auckland that has to go to West Auckland to work?  How's that going to happen? They're not going to have an EV that's going to do that. They can't afford that. They need to actually have a practical vehicle. They've got a second-hand Japanese import; that's what they've got now. And what are you going to do? Make them have that for the next 20 years. Hold those people back, hold our country's ability back to actually achieve environmental gains. The Treasury even said that this bill has dubious elements of what it will achieve environmentally. They've even told you that, it's the official advice. The industry have told the Government; they didn't listen. The public have told the Government they don't want a ute tax. But they have gone ahead, but the market will show them the folly of their ways and people will go out there and they will make this worse—