Utikere Tangi; Bayly Andrew; Kuriger BarbaraTANGI UTIKERE (Labour—Palmerston North): Thank you Madam Chair. I have a number of questions for the Minister. One of the opportunities that was put forward previously was around a review opportunity. I note that this part relates to the administration of the scheme in terms of how it will be executed and how it is followed through and I wonder in light of that whether the Minister has any thoughts about implementing some sort of review process as part of that. The genesis of that I think comes from the perspective that a lot of the conversation and points that have been made are around the number of vehicles as well.So my question to the Minister is in that vein around whether he has considered an opportunity for reviewing any aspects whether it be Part 2 or otherwise and whether or not the transitional provisions are also under review as well. I mean that review could take place in relation to the relative number of electric vehicles (EVs) that might be on the list shall we say and it would be interesting to get the Minister's view on that.The other is whether there is a reporting mechanism back to the House—or it could be not to the House; it could be through some other mechanism that the Minister may think is appropriate in terms of the administration aspects of this.My other question is: whether as part of the administration there is an opportunity perhaps for those who had previously maybe applied for or received a discount or a rebate to somehow effectively return that. Now it may be that there is provision within Part 2 that administratively there is some leeway whether it be by regulation or elsewhere that may allow for those who have perhaps I don't know come from a household that might have benefited from a Tesla and might have ended up accessing the rebate may be able to in good faith return that. So whether there's an opportunity—Hon Peeni Henare: Now there's a noble gesture!TANGI UTIKERE: That is a very noble gesture Mr Henare isn't it? I really do think that some thinking in this space might allow for someone who may feel noble to be able to return money that comes back to the taxpayer as opposed to it going into the household pockets and just sitting there permanently regardless of how much money one might get—Hon Dr Megan Woods: Like people with Teslas do you think?TANGI UTIKERE: Teslas. I actually think Teslas fit the criteria under the scheme—Hon Member: Are you going to voluntarily pay wealth tax—voluntarily pay it? No.TANGI UTIKERE: —in terms of Part 2 is about administration and so that is about making sure that all of the vehicles that are appropriate to fit that particular schedule—well it would be voluntary. Well I'm interested to know from Minister Bayly who is in the chair as to whether or not there is some appetite from the Minister to perhaps allow for that.The other is around EV charging infrastructure and how that might actually sit with some of the administrative areas of focus that might need to come through.So I'm interested to hear from the Minister around that and I think particularly given that the price differentials between those that are electric vehicles and those that are not over a quantum or a period of time may end up heading in that particular direction. A further question will come but perhaps those are a few to get Minister Bayly under way.Hon ANDREW BAYLY (Minister of Commerce and Consumer Affairs): Thank you Madam Chair. I just want to respond to two of those questions. The first one is the reporting-back requirement that the member asked about. Because we're repealing the bill you do not need a report back. It's self-evident that no report back is required.The second question about people who may want to apply for a rebate because they thought they were entitled to it: the requirements are that those people must apply by 31 December and then the New Zealand Transport Agency will go through the process of processing those and if payments are required to be made back they will be made back; otherwise moneys will be returned to the Crown account and used by the Crown for other good transport projects no doubt.CHAIRPERSON (Barbara Kuriger): The honourable—no sorry Tangi Utikere—almost honourable; always honourable sorry.