So, as far as that goes and also the absence of a climate impact assessment, and noting that transport emissions are the fastest growing emissions profile in the country, and the upcoming emissions reductions plans, I ask the Minister with regard to whether he has any response to a statement from the Friends of Fossil Fuel Subsidy Reform, of which Aotearoa New Zealand is a member. They say—and I quote—"Fossil-fuel subsidies are a poor social welfare policy and counter-intuitively tend to benefit wealthier consumers." That is, of course, in quite contradiction to what the Minister has just outlined with regard to his expectations, particularly given that the Government announced these reforms, of which this amendment bill is a part, in relation to increased cost of living pressures.