Also, yes, we have to acknowledge that things have got tougher for a lot of New Zealanders. Again, we now look at what is happening overseas that has brought that about. The supply issues were a major problem. Our select committee had our shipping companies in, we had our local ports in, and all of them were looking at what's happening around the world that is impacting on prices and supply issues here. Supply and demand; it's quite simple. We've had, obviously, the fuel issues, the fuel price issues—all these things that anyone who will take time to simply look at an overseas paper, look at an overseas website, will see these are issues that are happening everywhere. It's the response that's important, and it's the response that New Zealanders can look at now: that we do do it well. And you'll see, particularly this weekend, when we're going to see something in New Zealand that we do well—we trickle up. We're going to give more income to those who need it, who will actually spend it, and the result will be better businesses in New Zealand. So for those watching, have faith in New Zealand. Thank you, Mr Speaker.