So in this respect, I am quite deeply concerned that all we will see from the Government is this inquiry. They'll pick up a couple of things in it, but they will continue to pass laws or pass regulations that have the impact or the consequence of prices going up in New Zealand, particularly on food. It's not good enough for the Prime Minister to send this Minister out—who is very, very hard working, actually, he's probably done more in the area of commerce under extremely narrow circumstances, in as far as what the Prime Minister and Cabinet will allow him to do. But it's not good enough for her to send him out and say, "Here's a report into supermarkets, go and do a little bit there and if it gets really bad—I know, we'll call for another inquiry." We see this time and time again. And I'm making the point through other examples of where the Government does this to show why this isn't going to have the impact that the Government is saying it will, and prices will continue to go up in every single outlet that sells food in New Zealand because of Government action and, in this case, inaction.