CHRISTOPHER LUXON: The battler—exactly, that's what it is. It's a battling New Zealand that's out there who wants to go make it happen. What we're watching here is a Government that's not supporting them. They think they create the jobs, but it's actually that individual, that small-business person, that actually employs the people, makes it happen. What we've seen here is a great leap backwards to centralisation and control, back to the 1970s, back to centralised Fortress New Zealand. That's essentially what's happening, and that's a shame. It's a shame when you see enterprise taken out of the lifeblood of a country like New Zealand. People lack the confidence to go out there and give it a go, lack the ambition. They say, "Why do I bother?", because of what this Government does in terms of treating economy and small business.