That isn't the only confusion, the only lack of detail, that we've had over the last week, because I have to say that I've been watching very closely the comments of Mr Christopher Luxon on the matter of the minimum wage over recent weeks. We've had a range of positions from the Leader of the Opposition. First, we heard that he was very concerned about the possible impact of a 10c increase on the price of his trim piccolo because the person serving him might have to be paid the minimum wage. We did then have a bold position and a noble one from the deputy leader and new finance spokesperson, Nicola Willis, who told us that actually the National Party isn't opposed to the Government's recent increase in the minimum wage. That got brought back into line pretty quickly. On breakfast television this morning, though, Mr Luxon was very happy to tell us that, in fact, "Well, we're very supportive of increases in the minimum wage." before telling us that he opposed the one that we made last year at the same time as we got unemployment down to 3.2 percent. 