I think that is no better demonstrated than in the instance of our farmers and our tradies, who have no ability but to pay the tax. The Motor Industry Association was very clear: this piece of legislation is going to be increasing the cost of vehicles by 15 to 20 percent in New Zealand. I just think it's incredible, some of the misinformation which is getting peddled in this debate. In fact, the Prime Minister went on the AM Show and said, "Within the next 12 to 24 months, we're hoping the likes of Toyota are talking about bringing in EV utes." Well, only the next day Toyota had to come out and say, "I'd like to reiterate, we do not have any plans for a battery electric HiLux in our line-up in the next 18 to 24 months." And then they went on to say it is irresponsible to suggest that customers stop buying non - electric vehicles (EVs) immediately until there's an electric option available. The range and volumes of EVs needed to meet demand is simply not available, and many customers still need a vehicle to transport their family or operate their business.