So what actually happened was something which happened on 10 March, and we all know what that was: it was a 1News poll which came out and said National was ahead of Labour for the first time in two years, and that Government panicked. They thought, "Well, we better do something. What are New Zealanders worried about? They're worried about the cost of living. We better do something. We better do something." They couldn't acknowledge it as a crisis. It wasn't a crisis; just a challenge, just an issue. But we had to do something. And so they quickly made an announcement—and this Government is very good at announcements. In fact, they are very, very good at announcements of an announcement. And what we got on 14 March was an announcement that excise would be reduced, and an announcement of an announcement that at some point in the future, people who have diesel vehicles would get a reduction in their road-user charges (RUC). And that is, eventually, what we're doing here.