We're very happy to support this. We equally will be happy to support more meaningful changes the Government brings forward that mean that food prices already stop escalating so very, very quickly, but actually perhaps have a chance to go down. But, sadly, I think we'll be waiting a long time. Because it feels that when the Government came under pressure before the last election—because things were so very expensive and going up quickly—they called for an inquiry on the part of the Commerce Commission exactly the same as in their first term in Government at the very beginning when fuel prices were ramping up and the Government was piling taxes on fuel. When they came under pressure, what did they do? They didn't take tax off then. They didn't actually have a look and decide for themselves what to do to help the poor old motorists—and by the way, when the Government puts tax on fuel and prices go up, that flows through to the cost of food as it's driven around the country, from the producer to the supermarket or to the shelf. What did they do? They called for an inquiry into the petrol stations themselves, and when that inquiry came forward with recommendations, they put a lot of money aside for the Commerce Commission to continue to monitor it, but actually continued to put tax up until very, very recently where we have a short-term relief of tax, even though petrol is through the roof and that tax is flowing through.