Here in New Zealand, we are experiencing inflation too. But all the predictions are, in the real world, that it will ease off next year—this is a somewhat temporary problem. It is a spike. Do you know why that will happen? It is because central banks around the world are taking action to curb inflation—just like ours. We know that even though all the respectable predictions are that this will be a temporary phenomenon, driven by the supply chain crisis and the war in Ukraine—both situations are expected to ease up—it is nevertheless hard for New Zealanders at the moment. So we have a cost of living package that is designed to help all New Zealanders. Bear in mind that part of this cost of living package is the cut in the fuel excise and the reduction in road-user charges, which has been extended for another two months. It is the subsidising of public transport with a 50 percent fare subsidy, which is being extended for another two months. These are measures that help all New Zealanders.