It is a delight to see you in the Chair, Mr Pritchard, not least because you are a man educated in Hereford. I congratulate my hon. Friend the Member for Wimbledon on his indefatigable way of pressing this issue over the years. The Government is committed to achieving climate change obligations and decarbonising transport, aiming to phase out petrol and diesel car sales by 2030 and ensure all new cars are zero emission by 2035. We have invested approximately £2 billion towards transitioning to electric vehicles (EVs) and published a strategy that sets an expectation of around 300,000 public charge points. The Government announced an additional £56 million in February for the local EV infrastructure programme to improve local authorities' capacity to implement necessary changes. Legislation will be laid to reduce charging anxiety by ensuring 99% reliability across rapid charging networks and implementing open data standards. We are also addressing planning permissions, requiring new builds and renovations to install charging points for domestic and non-domestic vehicles during construction.