Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: I certainly wasn't referring to cameras on boats, which is the only thing the member has pointed to. Look, to answer both this question and his previous one, what we have continually pointed to is the international environment that we're in presently and the impact it's having on inflation—of course, examples like fuel being a critical component of the inflation increases we've seen. But we're not alone in that, and I would reflect on the comments that have been made by the Reserve Bank, where "Global inflation is expected to peak during 2022 and then moderate as supply disruptions are gradually resolved." So we are referring to both those as having an impact right now but also, when that abates, we'll also likely see inflation come away. In the meantime, the Leader of the Opposition seems to be suggesting that we should not have invested in the wage subsidy, that we should not have invested in our health response, or perhaps he's referring to our core Crown investment in things like teachers, nurses, and their wages. If he suggests that we should cut those, he needs to be honest with New Zealand.