Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: Because, of course, we are working very hard as a Government—where we have the ability to—to ensure that we are bringing down those costs where they are related to systemic issues like, for instance, competition in our grocery sector. You can see we've been very forthright in that area, undertaking the market study with the Commerce Commission and working to very quickly to implement their findings. We hold deep concerns around the impact of lack of competition in New Zealand and the fact that it is impacting on whānau thorough food prices. Secondly, you can see with our cost of living payment, which comes in on 1 August, we are producing a time-limited payment to try and ease the burden of the cost of living increases for this period on whānau—$350 for anyone on $70,000 or less. We hope that, too, will have an impact.