To bring food prices under control, we need to kill inflation. It doesn't matter how we structurally rejig buildings in various towns and cities, that is the key goal. To bring food prices under control, we need to free up the supply chain from the farm to the fruit and vege aisle. So ACT has got some additional ideas. To start on from the rejigging of the covenant base of the existing duopolies, it's that we need to repeal and replace the Resource Management Act to make it clearer and easier to build new supermarkets and farm facilities and repeal stifling new regulations on farmers, including input costs and management, and we need to exempt OECD members from the Overseas Investment Act, allowing foreign supermarket chains like Aldi and Costco to invest in New Zealand with certainty. Why would you invest here if you didn't have that certainty?