Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: Of course, that would then fall on the side of assuming that it's demand side that's causing all of the inflationary pressures that we're seeing, and we know, of course, that this is an issue that is not just being experienced in New Zealand. So if it was solely Government policy, you might see New Zealand as an outlier, and we are not. As I've already said, you see the United States, the UK, and Canada all experiencing similar things, and, in fact, as you see many commentators internationally pointing out, you are seeing synchronised economic recovery, which is driving consumer demand at the same time as we have supply constraints, and that is fuelling a lot of what we're seeing. The alternative, of course, if the member is of the view that it's solely down to fiscal policy, is that you see Governments take a position of drastically reducing, for instance, investment in services or perhaps even some of the measures that we've taken to cushion the blow of COVID, and I'm not sure if that is what the member is supporting but we certainly do not support that.