So the shipping companies that operate these vessels, that bring goods to our ports, that allow us to build homes and infrastructure, that bring goods to supermarkets, to the DIY store—all of these costs flow through. At a time when the cost of living is going through the roof, where wages are not keeping up with inflation, the Government needs to seriously consider how they reduce the cost on ordinary working people. As they impose new regulations on one part of the economy, how do they offset that with reduced costs in other parts of the economy? But that has not been a consideration for this Government. In my short time in Parliament—nearly a year—thinking about how to make New Zealand people's lives better every day that ACT MPs come to the House, I haven't seen a single piece of legislation introduced by this Government that reduces costs to working families and reduces costs to business. It's all cost on cost on cost.