Look at the inflation rates from around the world. Have a look not only at what's being predicted but have a look at what's actually happening, and these are not Third World countries. We sit in a pretty good place. I see New Zealand at 6.9 percent, and there are only about 10 countries below us, of countries that we recognise, but, boy, there's a heck of a lot above us—countries like the United States, 8.3 percent, and that's just been upgraded; the European Union, 8.1 percent; the United Kingdom, 7.8 percent. I did read over the weekend that that's predicted to be over 10 percent come the end of the year.