This is, perhaps, the only car in the world that really needs one -- given the fact that if you run out of fuel, you're dead in the water -- and it's nowhere to be found.
"Since the Revenue started demanding that all such schemes be reported to them the vast majority have effectively become dead in the water - they have huge risks, " he said.
Few signs of life yet, however, for the dead-in-the-water housing market despite a jump in housing starts during June when good weather inspired construction companied to catch-up on previously stalled projects.
Six people - five elderly villagers and a child who were sucked under by the water - have been confirmed dead.
Some deride the stripped-down H20 as "dead water" because its natural minerals have been eliminated along with the chemicals.
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The tax break that employer plans get is so huge that individual or family non-group plans are dead in the water.
"When my parents were my age, their parents were dead and they were having fun white-water rafting down the Snake River and here I sit -- two houses down, " said Jones.
Rogan Taylor, from Liverpool fans' group Share Liverpool FC, told BBC Sport ground-sharing as a scheme was now dead in the water.
There is the day boating up the Omo, for example, with crocodiles splashing everywhere in the cocoa-brown water, when our outboard motor goes dead.
"If people lose confidence in banking secrecy in Liechtenstein, then Liechtenstein is dead in the water, " said Richard Murphy of Tax Research, a British-based consultancy.
He could run a hose down from the house, and, yes, he had put a hot-water line through the basement out to the back, and, in the dead of winter, with his 50 amp heater running and a drain in the middle of the concrete floor, he could wash his MG convertible, dreaming of tomorrow and his escape.
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