So my question, I guess, to the Minister is: given the response that the Government has taken to COVID-19, which saw $18 billion paid out to New Zealand businesses under the wage subsidy scheme, and then, most recently, to respond to inflation pressures, have taken actions like a more than $1 billion cut in petrol tax, fuel excise duty, and road-user charges—at the same time, petro companies posting record profits. In other countries we're seeing things like windfall taxes being proposed, particularly for energy companies or oil companies, which have been posting these huge record profits. In other places it's called an excess profits tax. I guess I'm wondering is the finance Minister and this Government going to consider how those companies who have benefited or profited from Government support, or from other circumstances that have nothing to do with their business but have enabled them to make excess profit well over and above what would be expected—is there a way that the Government is going to ensure that that excess profit is coming back and is able to help the community here in New Zealand?