However, back to the Budget. And back to the Budget I want to go, talking about misinformation. And the misinformation that's coming out is around inflation. Now, we know that our economy, like economies around the world, is experiencing a peak of inflation at the moment. It's happening everywhere in the world. And we know that inflation worldwide is being driven by the problems with global supply lines, and demand here in this economy is running up against the problem of those supply lines. And we know it's being driven by the war in Ukraine putting pressure on energy and energy supplies in Europe and driving up energy supplies everywhere. It's flowing right through into inflation. And yet, the members on that side of the House would have it that it is New Zealand's Government's spending that is driving inflation in this country. Let me quote some of the words that eminent commentators have said about that view that it is New Zealand Government spending alone that is driving inflation: Shamubeel Eaqub said it was "economically illiterate"; Adrian Orr, the Governor of the Reserve Bank, said it was "simplistic and frankly wrong". So, straightforwardly, the problem is not caused here, but whether or not the problem is caused here, whether or not Government spending has driven it here—and, frankly, it is "economically illiterate" and "simplistic and frankly wrong" to say that—it is our job as a Government to help people through. It is our job to do that, and this Budget addresses that problem.