Around the country this month, the spend in restaurants and bars is down by 27 percent—32 percent down in Queenstown. They are now saying 70 percent of cafes and restaurants are saying they're looking to cut staff or reduce those hours. So how does it work when the Government says, "Everyone is better off. We're better than the rest of the world."—that there are still people losing their jobs, when the cost of living has gone up, and their petrol costs more, and their rent costs more, and their food costs more, and every single thing you can measure costs more? But members of this House opposite, in Government, stand up and say, "Actually, Kiwis are better off than their Australian neighbours." Well, whether that was the case or not, I don't think it works when you say, "You're feeling unhappy, you can't pay your bills, but you're not as bad as the guys over there, who can't pay their bills even worse." This Government has an absolute responsibility to the people of New Zealand not to congratulate themselves, not to say that they're sitting on their hands, but to actually get out there and make life better for everyday New Zealanders.