Before I became a politician, I used to say to politicians that the trouble is politicians surround themselves with people who tell them what they want to hear, not what they need to hear, and I think this Government has been listening to people telling them what they want to hear. They haven't been out listening to the people running hospitality businesses in Auckland. They haven't been down in Te Ānau or Queenstown, listening to the people running tourism businesses, or rather, the very few of them that did come down didn't listen; they just told our business people to pivot. One day we'll ask what they mean about that. So I think that the people of New Zealand are tired of being treated like children. They are tired of this Government thinking they will tell them what they must do and when they must do it.