We've seen intrusive market studies into whole sectors, such as petrol retailing, and get this: the Minister of Commerce and Consumer Affairs says that they're going to bring down the price of petrol 32c by attacking the cut that petrol companies take. Well, the petrol companies only take 25c a litre, so can the Minister of commerce—you know, I've done geometry for the Deputy Prime Minister; maybe the Minister of commerce needs to learn basic arithmetic. You can't cut the price of petrol 32c by reducing the petrol company's cut when the petrol company only takes 25c. That's the problem in a nutshell with this Government.