Yes, inflation's international, but it's also domestic, and we talked about that, and it is higher in New Zealand than much of the Western World. During the height of the pandemic, Grant Robertson and the Government, as is shown in the figures, spent more than almost any other country in the OECD—in fact, every other country in the OECD other than the United States. And we grew our debt—yes, it was low—but we've grown that public debt, according to some and on some measures, by more than any other country in the Western World. It was, of course, right to be increasing spending to keep people in work and to keep businesses going, but we did it to excess. And that means, in our remote, isolated economy, we're fuelling inflation higher, and it has a cost of living implication. In fact, it means—we believe, in National, and many others do as well—we are in a cost of living crisis. Higher inflation is leading to higher interest rates and other economic consequences which I've talked about, and that means more pain for New Zealanders, for longer.