So I'm very keen to hear from the Minister, he having so far refused to accept that there is any connection between adding more and more costs on to New Zealand businesses, small and large, either through very substantial minimum wage increases—30 percent over the last three years—through adding extra entitlements such as an extra week of sick leave, extra public holiday, and his proposed fair pay agreements. He refuses to accept any link whatsoever between those additional costs and either an impact on our international competitiveness for those businesses that are seeking to trade with the rest of the world or on the cost of living for New Zealand consumers, which, as we all know today, more than any is a highly relevant topic, as New Zealanders struggle, particularly those in the squeezed middle, middle-income earners who are not the focus of any attention from this Government, who are facing those higher costs that they are struggling to deal with. So I'm very keen to hear from the Minister whether he has rethought that and whether he does acknowledge any connection whatsoever between the many additional costs that he and his Government have imposed on businesses and either our international competitiveness or the costs of living facing New Zealanders.