You want to talk about results? We've got more Kiwis into jobs and fewer people out of work than ever before. That is a result that we are proud of on this side of the House. We could talk about the fact that up until this year, wage growth has outpaced inflation. I acknowledge that there is a challenge with inflation around the world at the moment, and let's put that into context. Across the OECD, up until April, the average OECD rate of inflation was 9.2 percent, and inflation in New Zealand was 6.9 percent. It was lower than the OECD average, lower than many of the countries we trade with, lower than countries we compare ourselves with, like the UK at 8.3 percent, the UK at 7.8 percent, Germany at 7.4 percent—the list could go on. Inflation is an international phenomenon, and it is putting pressure on households, and that is why we are taking action on that front as well.