What we observe is a huge separation in the minds of New Zealand voters between the Prime Minister as an individual and the party that she represents, the party that she leads. That party is seen largely to have let her down. The reality is they've let all New Zealanders down and it is a further reality that they are led by the Prime Minister. So separating the two is not going to last and there will be, I think, that turning back to say, "What is it for me when I cast my vote? Will I still have my job? Will my family still have my job? Will my family income still be there?" Those are the questions that will be asked. 