Hon Dr MEGAN WOODS: We recognise that innovative solutions and investments in our charging infrastructure are of utmost importance if we are to scale up the electrification of our transport fleet. For example, in this round, the Ōtautahi Community Housing Trust has received funding to secure e-bike storage for a community bike share for its tenants and two second-hand Nissan LEAFs for a community car-share scheme. Hyundai will receive almost $500,000 of funding in this round for demonstrating and proving the potential of hydrogen-powered trucks. Through the life of the fund, we have co-funded 600 public EV chargers through the Low Emission Vehicles Contestable Fund across the country, which has helped meet our goal of having EV charging stations for 95 percent of every 75 kilometres of State highway.