Then we saw, in the House today, Minister Woods, who is completely out of touch with what the energy companies are doing, saying that, actually, the announcement yesterday of 25c a litre that's being given back—well, it's not being given, because it's actually already been taken. So they're taking it with one hand and giving it back with the other. The 25c tax per litre is being given back. The oil companies have already applied that. Well, of course they have, and the reason for that is—and this is a problem with Labour Party members of Parliament: they fundamentally don't understand business. Of course the petrol companies had to implement that straight away, otherwise few people would buy petrol until the Government gave the tax back at midnight last night. And that's the thing about a business: when you have costs, you have to meet them. On the forecourt of a petrol station, you have costs when you're sitting there, whether you're selling gas or not, and, because of the Government's announcement, they wouldn't have been. So they have forced them to implement it straight away.