When I look at some of the supermarkets, we're very aware that some supermarkets are said to use quite sharp dealing around some of their suppliers, particularly Kiwi suppliers. Of course, businesses make those decisions as to whether or not they'll supply to them, because they want to be able to get the volume coming through. What we should also remember is that people in business and those who use them need choice. I see that Costco is starting up pretty soon, and I'm told, from my friends who go to Costco in Hawaii and other places, that they will be travelling to—I think your electorate, isn't it, Mr Penk?—your electorate. I'm possibly not going to be doing that. I'll go, wherever possible, and support the smaller businesses, because I know what it's like to be in business and I know how hard it is to have people saying, "I'm just going to go to the cheapest." Sometimes it's best to go to people who really care about the produce that they're presenting to you and they do their very best. I think about the people who have fish shops, those people—people who had their own boats for fish shops and they couldn't open. I mean, these are the sorts of decisions that actually are going to have years and years of implications for families.