Then we have—what have we got? Food parcels. Remember food parcels? Oh, yes. They were going to stop all that. What's happened? We're hearing from the city missions all over the country—that's right—that food poverty has got worse, not better. Worse, not better. Well, it would, you see, if people have to pay an extra $50 or sometimes $150 a week extra in their rent. That's what happens. All that's happened is costs have gone up and incomes have not kept pace with it. Every time a fuel tax goes on, as it has in Auckland—every time the price of fuel goes up, food prices go up. That means supermarkets become more expensive. 