DAVID SEYMOUR (Leader—ACT): Thank you, Madam Speaker. It's a dramatic and unpredictable world in which we live, and, unfortunately, inflation is becoming the one thing that Kiwis can count on under this Government. New Zealanders are seeing it in the cost of living every day. I was down at Countdown on the weekend, where I saw a pound of butter for $6.50, on special; a block of Colby, 18 bucks; 2 litres of milk, over five bucks—five if you're lucky—and at $18.50, a kilogram mince is no longer a cheap meal. Those are all good prices, by the way—I don't want to run down Countdown. The fact is that people trying to feed a family find there's too much week left at the end of the money. 