The answer is no to that. I don't believe it's a tool made to convince people to buy EVs. It's a supply-side program and tool. We can have a good discussion on how it served its purposes, for example, for our dealers who have invested over $3 billion in infrastructure, but it's a supply-side tool. Now the issue is on the demand side.
No, it's not a great tool to convince. I'd say quite the opposite. I think it's a tool for the supply side with a lot of wishful thinking on the demand side.