SIMON COURT: And that member, the Hon David Parker, he also knows this, as the Minister of Revenue, responsible for taxing New Zealanders. He's well aware. How much extra tax has this Government collected? Billions and billions and billions of dollars in the last year. So that member knows full well that what I'm saying is true—it is cost on cost on cost. So if we're going to accept environmental regulations that have some benefit but come at a cost, then the Government must consider what opportunities there are to actually reduce the cost to business. So we haven't seen that in the short time I've been in Parliament. In fact, I think, like most New Zealanders, the ACT Party has absolutely no trust and confidence that this Government knows how to wind-back the cost dial, only how to increase it, because they believe that people have an unlimited ability to pay—deep, deep pockets. That's not true. All of these additional costs flow through to the consumer when you go to Bunnings Warehouse, when you go to Mitre 10, when your builder says, "The cost of the concrete slab for your new house is going up because the shipping costs are going up at a time of international supply chain pressures." We know where to pin these extra costs—that's on this Government.