Now, this is about trying to reduce emissions, and the bill was introduced today to the House by the Minister for the Environment, James Shaw. You would have to say, today, how did he feel about introducing what is going to be a tax on middle and lower income New Zealand to reduce emissions, when he and nine others from New Zealand are going to head over to a conference in Scotland to reduce emissions—to discuss reducing emissions—and, by the way, take up those managed isolation and quarantine places when they come back. Where ideology is driving the bill, the unintended consequences are not looked at, and my colleague the Hon David Bennett has pointed out a number of those unintended consequences. Those middle-income New Zealanders, those families who cannot afford an EV, will hold on to their vehicles longer. They will be gas-guzzling vehicles and they will be less safe vehicles. So it's really important, when we're looking at a bill like this, that we consider those unintended consequences and what they are going to mean to our families in New Zealand. 