I don't want to take away the importance of this by suggesting it's unimportant, but for mum and dad at home in a Kiwi household that's finding it hard to pay the bills and is faced with the extremely tough choice of paying bills or feeding the kids—if they are listening to this debate and they've listened to the Minister's speech at the beginning, I'm sorry for them: there is no relief. There is no help coming as a result of this legislation, and there will be members of Government who say that that's not true, that they're a caring Government and that they're a listening Government. If it is solely the responsibility of the supermarkets for the sharp escalation of the cost of food in New Zealand over the last few years, why is it that the fish and chip shop is more expensive than it was, that the food at the market is more expensive than it was, and that food at the gate of the producer is more expensive today than it was? The supermarkets have nothing at all to do with that degree of production or retail.