Hon GRANT ROBERTSON (Minister of Finance): In answer to the first part of the member's question, it is worth noting this quote was in an article by ANZ saying that the June quarter's 7.3 annual inflation rate looks to be the peak in the current cycle. I do agree that our current inflation rate needs to be dealt with, and that's why the Government, at least, supports an independent Reserve Bank which has the tools to deal with this, just as every other central bank in the developed world is looking to do. To answer the second part of the member's question, I thank her for her acknowledgment of the important role of the cuts to fuel excise duty and the cost of living payment for helping New Zealanders to deal with the current inflation spike. To bring the member up to date on some other steps—and at the risk of incurring the Speaker's wrath—we have introduced or are continuing an equivalent reduction in road-user charges; half-price public transport until 31 January next year and then permanently for community services card holders from 1 February; increases to Working for Families, superannuation, student allowances, and main benefits, which kicked in from 1 April, on top of increases in earlier years; indexation of benefit payments to the average wage; working with the supermarket sector so that Kiwis finally get a fair—