Having said that, I have to say that competition is something we actually need. As competition intensifies, pricing will react accordingly. I think we actually support competition. But I think the biggest thing that this Government could potentially do to reduce the cost for consumers—the mums and dads of New Zealand, who actually look at prices and how expensive petrol is for that everyday use. Whether they take their children to sports on Saturdays or take the children to school or go grocery shopping, petrol is one of the high prices that people actually pay. If they actually wanted to reduce the costs for mums and dads of New Zealand, the first thing they should possibly do is axe the tax—axe the tax. 