SIMEON BROWN (National—Pakuranga): Thank you, Madam Speaker, for the opportunity to take a third call on this Road User Charges (Temporary RUC Reduction Scheme) Amendment Bill. I do just want to take a note of the Minister's comments there where he said, "The Government does listen; the Government does take note." When you read the preamble of this piece of legislation, we're all told this is a very serious, well-thought-through response to the energy crisis following the Russian invasion of Ukraine. However, when you actually boil it down, this is a panicked reaction to a bad poll on 10 March, which got the Government thinking, "We'd better do something." And so what they decided to do was an announcement: "We're going to announce that we're going to reduce the fuel excise tax, and we're going to announce that in the future, we'll make an announcement about a reduction in the RUC rates." Well, we're now here, three weeks and one day on from that announcement, finally putting in place legislation to give effect to that announcement, and it still doesn't come into effect until 21 April, another 16 days from today. 