I've just got a few questions that have arisen from his answers, and the first question is just what we just talked about before about the increase in the petrol price. The Minister said, well, basically, there's been a 48c reduction. Consumers might have a 9c increase or 3c increase, but, in general, they're not going to be too poorly off because they've had a massive reduction. I just want the Minister to answer what it actually means for the average household on their income side though. The reason you've had a 48c reduction in petrol prices is because the world economy stopped. The world economy stopped because of the crisis. So world prices of oil, basically, went to zero—negative, actually. That is not going to last, as the Hon Scott Simpson said—but the impact on households will last because we are going into a recession, if not a depression, and, in that period of time, the most vulnerable households will lose income. 