Actually, if you think about it, we just had debates throughout New Zealand about the cost of living, and everything the Government is involved in costs more, from food to petrol to rent to mortgages to insurance, and, in this case, it makes it worse, not better. Now, if the Minister came here and said there are systemic problems in New Zealand, as they have found in other parts of the world, in Australia, and we have huge numbers of New Zealanders that have been taken advantage of and we're going to change this and there will be a saving for them and, actually, products that they rely upon will be cheaper, well, then, that would be a good thing. But I'm not sure there's a single thing this Minister or this Government has done in 4½ years in passing legislation that has made it cheaper for the consumer, and this certainly won't do that. 