Of course, that Consumers Price Index has been driven by these Government policies. You know, if you have this—and we had it in question time today, the Hon Paul Goldsmith asking the Minister of employment about the issue about raising cost of living, cost of wages, increasing holiday pay, and increasing number of holidays, all that has an impact. If you go and talk to my growers in Pukekohe, the cost of labour is a major factor and that is as a direct result of Government policies. Of course, what that's led to is the Reserve Bank now being forced to deal with the issue of inflation, partly driven by Government policy. Of course, now we're going to see the official cash rate go up, and as ANZ said the other day, they think it will be about 3.2 percent within the next year or so. And so that is why—it's going to feed into mortgage rates and, of course, we now know that for someone who has a million-dollar house, and let's say they've got a $600,000 mortgage on it, their interest costs this year will be up by another $7,000-odd. So you put that on top of the $4,000 to $5,000 on fuel and those other ones. It is a massive hit to the back pocket of hard-working New Zealanders.