And then we look at our economic indicators. And you know what, Grant Robertson? They do matter. They matter in the stories that we hear across this side of the House, in the stories of those people in South Auckland who are paying more for their fuel as a result of the Government's fuel tax. They matter in the stories of other people across New Zealand whose median rents have gone up, some commentators estimate, by an average of $55. They matter when we hear from the chair of ACC today, who has said that we have major increases in levies coming. Again, under a National Government, cost of living was lower because we managed to keep those accounts in order.