Hon GRANT ROBERTSON: What I agree is what I said in my primary answer—that for many New Zealanders the pressure that they are facing from rising prices is indeed a crisis for them. When it comes to the cost of food, I would note two things. The first is the importance of fuel in the food supply chain and the cost that it adds, and how that will be reduced by the announcement that we made yesterday. Secondly, we are continuing to focus on low and middle income earners, who have the hardest time when food prices rise. That's why the family tax credit going up by $20 per week matters so much. That's why the increases in benefits matter so much. It's just a pity that the member in his time here didn't support those changes.