Wage growth, and here's the real kicker: it's only 2.6 percent. Again, obfuscation—I'd use some other words, but we're in Parliament—from Grant Robertson today when he tries to hide the lack of wage growth relative to inflation, the cost of living going up in New Zealand. It's very simple. It just means this: New Zealanders right now are going backwards—they are going backwards. They can't afford the kind of economy that Jacinda Ardern and Grant Robertson are presiding over. And interest rates, as a result, because the Reserve Bank will have to act as a result of what Grant Robertson is doing and the spending that he keeps on spending and spending and spending—interest rates will go up several times this year. It will be a double whammy for New Zealanders as they face high inflation and high interest rates, and we have real problems for them being able to afford the basics for their whānau, for their family.