Fundamentally, the Government has an absolute obligation to come up with a plan that's going to make people's lives better. It is a good thing that they care, but caring itself is not helping the mum who's finding the prices at the supermarket are too much for her to meet because the costs have gone up. And the bit the Government can do something about—the costs they pile on businesses that are passed on to consumers—they are not. It's important that they say they care about small businesses in New Zealand who are struggling under debt they took on during the lockdown of COVID through no fault of their own, but all that has been extended to them is an extension of more debt, as opposed to real policies that are going to help those businesses get out from the weight of that debt and help more of them survive than is likely to be the case. 