But one of the issues which I don't think was highlighted effectively in this Prime Minister's statement, but which I can tell this House that New Zealanders up and down this country are very concerned about, is the increased cost of living which is a thief in the pockets of hard-working New Zealanders, and which is impacting everybody's lives. This was only mentioned once—in this very, very long statement of 23 pages—the Prime Minister only mentioned "cost of living" once. Well, I can tell you out there, in New Zealand, people are talking about the price of petrol which has just hit $3 a litre. They're talking about the fact that rents have increased by $125 on average a week under this Government. They're talking about the fact that this Government came to office saying that they were going to fix the so-called housing crisis, but they've inflated the housing market so much that the average house price has increased by $380,000 under their watch, and is now over an average of $1 million for New Zealanders. They are the ones who have inflated the housing market, they're inflating the economy, and they're making it harder for New Zealanders to get by in their day-to-day lives. And that is the issue which New Zealanders out there are worrying about every single day. 