So the Government, in applauding or congratulating themselves here today, have made a very, very small step in the direction of focusing on why food has become so prohibitively expensive to so many households in New Zealand. What they haven't done is looked at the role that they play themselves, and I dare say, unfortunately, as we debate other things in this House, that, actually, as more and more rules come, more regulations come, and more changes come—as well-meaning as they may seem—they will impose burden and cost upon businesses that gets passed on in everything that we do, and, in this case, in food.