Everybody is paying for inflation except one organisation—that's the Government of New Zealand. You see, they're in on it. They're getting 15 percent of every price rise in GST. Some people say inflation is a thief in your pocket. Well, this Government is guilty of receiving stolen goods. They just had a $98 billion tax take—that's last year—$13 billion up on any previous year. You know, I'll get a billion here, a billion there, and suddenly Grant Robertson's talking real money. We have a Government that is taking so much more in taxes and spending it, not only are they insulated from the problem, they're driving the problem. When the Government goes out and spends $2 billion that it's allowed to borrow—it's allowed itself to borrow—bidding for land, bidding for builders, bidding for materials when there's a shortage, they push up the price of housing. When the Government spends $50 million investigating a bike bridge it doesn't build, they push up the price of everything, because that cash is swirling round but there's nothing more to buy, and too much money chasing after too few goods—well, that is called inflation and people are feeling it everywhere.