People are doing it tough. Small business owners, I can tell you, are up against the wall. They are racking up the debt and I just encourage the Prime Minister, go visit them in Auckland and look at them and you'll hear the desperation in their voices. You'll see how the Government's rules have actually crippled their livelihoods. I want to say good on those people working in those small businesses up and down this country who are getting up every day and are carrying on in spite of the enormous hurdles that they are facing. There will be empty chairs at the dinner table at Christmas dinner for many families. There's a million Kiwis who'll be kept apart from their loved ones because of the misery of a managed isolation and quarantine lottery system. And as we've discussed today, it's going to be much harder for many Kiwis this Christmas because the squeezed middle are getting really squeezed. Living costs are rising, our wages aren't keeping up, and so folk can't get ahead and, ultimately, they end up worse off with much fewer choices.