In fact, if we look at what the Labour Party has done in the very, very, very long 4½ years they have been in Government—very, very long for the small businesses that the last speaker said they were sticking up for—there's almost $2.6 billion worth of additional cost that has been imposed not on the economy, not on the taxpayer—because the Government has borrowed it and spent it—but on businesses in New Zealand. So, on the one hand, we have members of the Government coming forward and saying every little bit counts, and the saving, through this legislation, of $74 million for small business—won't have to pass on to the consumer any more—is very small by comparison to the cost this Government has imposed upon businesses that is being passed on to consumers. It is no wonder we have a cost of living crisis in New Zealand, with inflation so high, because, on the one hand, in four measures alone that this Government campaigned on and has put in place at a cost of over $2 billion, there is this small saving of $74 million. I tell you what, if you go and ask the average consumer, "Do you want another $74 million worth of savings to small business so your costs don't go up, but, on the other hand, we're going to put $2 billion back on you?", they would work it out for themselves.